Will the gentleman with 9 years survivorship please respond to me?

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  • November 21, 2011 at 2:14 am #51915
    appreciatehelp
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    32 coupe:
    My heart is enlightened in finding these posts! My husband had the Whipple resection done 06/23/10 and now is receiving a second regimen of chemo for the cancer’s recurrence. I too believe “For with God nothing shall be impossible” (Luke 1:37), and I tell my husband quite often that he will just have to be my little miracle from God. I believe in the POWER of PRAYER. Your approach and attitude is sooo rewarding to hear and I applaud your 15 years survivorship!!! YOU ROCK!

    August 1, 2011 at 3:49 pm #51914
    32coupe
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    Dear Lainy,
    Yes, we are doing well. Life is good… with a few bumps in the road. We will certainly look you up when we return to the valley of the sun. Love and prayers to you.

    Hi Sissy,
    I am indeed praying with you for divine healing and for peace in the process. No matter the outcome, if you seek Him He will be found of you.

    bob

    July 31, 2011 at 12:08 am #51913
    sissy
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    What an inspiration you are!! I know that God is the great physician. Please join me in praying for healing. I need all the prayer warriors willing to pray. God is so awesome, and you just gave me my faith back when doubt was slipping in. Thank You!

    July 30, 2011 at 3:12 pm #51912
    lainy
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    Hi Bob & Donna, sounds like you are doing well and that makes me happy. Bob, you are our poster boy! Hope to see you both when you return to AZ in the Fall.

    July 30, 2011 at 2:45 pm #51911
    32coupe
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    Hi Sissy,
    You may be referring to my story. I will have fifteen years Dec. 18. If you are looking for a magic bullet, I don’t know of one. I had my bile duct and gall bladder resected and my liver essentially connected directly to my jejunum. They were unable to get clear margins so I had radiation and chemo follow-up. The prognosis wasn’t good. The doctors felt that they were buying me time. As for me, I continued to live my life as if all was well. Six months became a year; a year became five and so on. I tried to eat a healthy but normal diet, kept active with exercise, tried to be aware of the daily gift of life, regularly expressed my thankfulness to God and made a point of enjoying the people I love. I am here today because of the grace and mercy of the Living God – nothing more – nothing less. For some reason unkown to me, it pleased Him to heal me. It’s all about Him not me…

    May God favor you with His grace and mercy,
    bob

    July 29, 2011 at 11:23 am #5490
    sissy
    Member

    I read your post earlier and now I cannot find it. I would like to know what you contribute your survivorship to. Thank You! Sissy

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