In need of Prayers
 

I have been a member of TOTV for many years, and remember years past when one could come on this site for thoughts and prayers.

I need to resurrect that feeling of hope today.

Our 47 year old daughter, was diagnosed with inoperable brain tumor, a year ago. She continues to work 40-60 hours a week at her hospital, all the while enduring headaches, and progressive sight loss in one eye.

Friday they gave her a possible 3 year time line, with quick progression after a year.

She is the fighter for all things living, taking in litters of days old abandon kittens, and abused dogs. Makes them whole, then finds good homes for them. All the while using her own money, hence the reason for hours of overtime.

One prayer is good, many prayers may create a peace within.

We know that she can’t be cured, but looking to slow her progression with prayers, so she can continue to do the things she loves.

Thank you for reading, and hopefully some will be able to add our “JENNIFER” to your prayer group.

I will be praying for Jennifer & your family.

God has this.

God has his hands around your Jennifer.

Our prayers are being sent.

Jennifer, you and your family have my prayers.

I have enjoyed reading about your wonderful family over the years. You are good people and I hope God blesses you.

Thought and prayers for Jennifer and her family and friends.

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What a crushing diagnosis. Jennifer and your family will be in our prayers.

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We are praying for Jennifer

You have ours.

Don't lose hope. Some decades back Dad was diagnosed with an inoperable cancer, located near his spinal cord, optical nerve, and brain. I don't know the specifics but a surgery was done, and the doctors immediately saw that it was too far advanced for surgical removal. So they closed him back up. We were told that, with radiation and chemo, he might live another six months.

That was in 1972. Dad died in 2004 at age 90, after living over 30 years more than what the doctors gave him. And he DIDN'T die of cancer.

Prayer does work.

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I was stage 4 cancer terminal in 1999 & was the only survivor (about 6 years out) of an NCI clinical trial at City of Hope, Duarte, Cal. (angels, all).
Praying for a God-wink for her. ❤️🙏🙏❤️

Thought strength, comfort and prayers for Jennifer and her family and friends.

I will be praying for Jennifer.

Thank you for posting this. I agree with you that more people’s voice in prayer give more strength. When I was a Bible student (non denominational) most of my classmates were children of missionaries and they themselves could think of no other calling than to help people in any way they could. Sometimes they went into countries where they had to learn the language first. Sometimes where there was no food, no clean water, no electricity. Wild dangerous animals, etc. The missionaries job was to help in any way the people could use them. Nursing, help build clean facilities etc. This was a very challenging and dangerous job. (Too much so for me, I became a Bible translator instead.) The only way they would take this assignment is if there were at least 20 people who offered to pray for them on a regular basis. No amount of money, charity etc would convince them to do these dangerous assignments, only prayer.

Yes, you can count on me. I will pray regularly for your daughter, bring her circumstances up to the Lord that she may have the best quality of life as long as she is with us.

My prayers go out to Jennifer and your entire family. I have seen people given a death notice who beat the odds and live a full life. Keep your spirits up and trust the Lord has plans for your beautiful Jennifer.