Tuesday

Dear Praying Friends,
     I talked with Carol last night and with Mike this morning. He was scheduled to be released on Monday to return home, but his urologist was tied up at another hospital and was unable to see him until yesterday. He had already been released by his other doctors, so all that was needed was his release. They spent yesterday finalizing the diet, medications and further treatment that he would need at home. Yesterday evening, he was finally released and was allowed to return home.
     The kidneys are working even though not at optimum. Mike sounded good this morning and was happy the ordeal was finally over. Being a diabetic, Mike realizes that this battle is not a permanent solution to his problems but rather a victory in a long road of battles. He thanks all of those who have been praying for them and asks your continued prayers.
     Thank you for taking time to pray for someone you perhaps have never met. God is still alive and well and hears our prayers. Thank you for caring and for taking part of our burden by standing along side us. We will continue to keep you posted through this blog as well as the prayer letters.
     God bless you today.
Gary & Ann

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