Franklin Graham - Help in Venezuela

Today our @SamaritansPurse 767 took off for Venezuela loaded with an Emergency Field Hospital and life-saving supplies. The devastation in Caracas and surrounding areas is just heartbreaking. Around 50,000 people are missing after back-to-back earthquakes collapsed hundreds of buildings—and damaged several hospitals. Our field hospital is capable of treating more than 100 patients per day. Please pray as we go to help in Jesus’ Name.

Pray for Venezuela

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Alonda B. - Family

Please add my family to your prayer chain. Much appreciated!

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Jillian O'B. - Health Update

Life update #2: 

I have been overwhelmed with the amount of support, notes, gifts, diet cokes, licorice, and hugs 🙄, I have received over the last couple weeks. Thank you for your love and kindness, not just for me, but to the whole O’Brien/ Yardley family that has been and will continue to navigate this journey with me. Since you have all been so supportive and wwe to be kept in the loop, I will give “Life Updates” as I feel comfortable. So here’s Life Update #2 and some back story. 

I went in for my first routine mammogram (hello 40), on April 23rd. I was called debacle

 for another mammogram and an ultrasound on May 14th. While everyone was trying to reassure me that this is all 4pron 33tocol for first mammograms, I could tell the ultrasound that they were looking at wasn’t “normal.” Since then, I have had 3 biopsy’s, 2 MRIs, and a CT Scan. 

Which all have come to the conclusion that I have Invasive Ductal Carcinoma, Triple positive, Stage 2, with the possibility of Stage 3 cancer. Still waiting on some more tests to rule out stage 3. (Ladies, don’t put off your mammograms. I had zero symptoms!) 

We recently met with my Doctor Squad (nurse navigator, oncologist, radiologist, and surgeon) to go over treatment options. As of now, I will be starting chemo in 2 weeks, for 6 months. This will give us a chance to kill the cancer cells before surgery. Around Jan or Feb, I will have surgery. Waiting on some more tests results (genetic testing and PET Scan) to find out what kind of surgery will be recommended. Then radiology will be determined at a later date. 

Now that we know what my treatment will entail, I would love your continued support and prayers. For those who have gone through a similar situation, what are must haves that I need during chemo treatment? Making an Amazon list of all the things. 

Picture 1: the day after my ultrasound results came back and was recommended a biopsy. I went down a google rabbit hole on breast cancer ultrasounds and was pretty certain it would come back malignant

Picture 2: Mike tried cheering me up by getting me a cherry dilly bar

Picture 3-5: modeling the pink wardrobe I get to wear at all the appointments and procedures

Anna H. - Health

Thank you all who lifted the prayers on my behalf this week. This trip to the hospital was unexpected and a little unsettling. But we are back home and I am regaining my strength. Hopefully this treatment will help and I could continue to dream, to live, to work, to create and to praise my Jesus through all I do. I am grateful for every prayer warrior who stood by my side this week. Thank you #grateful #familyofgod #hewritesmystory #godisfaithful