| NAUAuntie 2006-09-21, 4:26 pm |
| what a terrible load for them to carry - all at once!
Many prayers indeed for them
Hugs
Jane in AZ
*Courage is the power to let go of the familiar*
nauauntie@cableone.net
"Ginnie" <ginnies@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:r9wQg.10440$v%4.8690@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> Thanks to everyone for their prayers and good wishes for Bill,
> and his wife Sherry. Unfortunately, the doctor visit was not
> good in any way. They think Bill has leukemia, AND diabetes,
> on top of the MS.
>
> Sherry was in the room when the doc discussed the surgery
> Bill has to have either tomorrow, or next Monday, to biopsy
> some swollen lymph glands in his neck, and when he discussed
> the possibility of diabetes.
>
> But she left the room when the talk turned to MS, and *still*
> hasn't heard Bill tell her what the doc said about the MS. Bill's
> clammed up, and won't discuss it.
>
> He's a Vietnam vet, and I told Sherry to ask the doc whether
> any of his problems might be Agent Orange related, but she
> didn't get a chance to ask. This was a VA doc, so I'd guess
> they'd tell Bill if the AO was causative, as it was for my SO's
> diabetes.
>
> If you can, please keep them in your prayers for this biopsy.
> They're both really good people, and I hate seeing this
> happen to them.
>
> Ginnie >^..^<
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