For those who pray, please pray now for my husband

[Guest guest]

Jeff and you and yours are very much in my prayers. God bless and Keep you.

Vivian

[Guest guest]

I am a fairly silent subscriber to this list, becuase I do not know a lot about

mitrochrondrial disorders in adults, but I want to learn because my doctor

thinks I am sick on a cellular level. I have learned much from reading the

messages posted here and I thank you for sharing. Some of you have prayed for my

husband, Jeff, before to help him through his cancer treatments. Now I am asking

for prayers again.

Last June, Jeff was diagnosed with stage 4b cancer of the esophogus that has

spread to his lymph nodes and liver. He has now survived 6 months+ due to a

positive response form chemo and from all the prayers you and others have

offered up for him.

Jeff will be in hospital on Jan 4 for his 9th chemotherapy. These are very

aggressive treatments that only about 10% of cancer patients can tolerate.

These treatments have been keeping him alive and the cancer has responded to

the chemo. However, the chemo is taking a toll on him and so on January 4

(Wednesday) between 7 - 8 p.m. my family and friends will be praying

together for a remission this time so he can have a respite from chemo and

possibly a cure. Please offer a prayer for him anytime, and if you can,

please join your voices to ours on Wednesday night.

In about 2 weeks he will have a scope and scan. I will post his results when

I know them.

Thank you

Jan

[Guest guest]

Jan

I will keep both you and Jeff in my thoughts and prayers.

laurie

> I am a fairly silent subscriber to this list, becuase I do not know a lot

> about mitrochrondrial disorders in adults, but I want to learn because my

> doctor thinks I am sick on a cellular level. I have learned much from

> reading the messages posted here and I thank you for sharing. Some of you

> have prayed for my husband, Jeff, before to help him through his cancer

> treatments. Now I am asking for prayers again.

>

> Last June, Jeff was diagnosed with stage 4b cancer of the esophogus that

> has

> spread to his lymph nodes and liver. He has now survived 6 months+ due to a

> positive response form chemo and from all the prayers you and others have

> offered up for him.

>

> Jeff will be in hospital on Jan 4 for his 9th chemotherapy. These are very

> aggressive treatments that only about 10% of cancer patients can tolerate.

> These treatments have been keeping him alive and the cancer has responded

> to

> the chemo. However, the chemo is taking a toll on him and so on January 4

> (Wednesday) between 7 - 8 p.m. my family and friends will be praying

> together for a remission this time so he can have a respite from chemo and

> possibly a cure. Please offer a prayer for him anytime, and if you can,

> please join your voices to ours on Wednesday night.

>

> In about 2 weeks he will have a scope and scan. I will post his results

> when

> I know them.

>

> Thank you

>

> Jan

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jan, I will keep you both in my prayers! I hope your husband cancer

will go into remission and that he dont have any bad side affects with

the chemo. I will find out in three weeks if im in remission or not,

but i know that the chemo has aggrivated my mito im still not back to

baseline. Hoping this New Year brings both you and your husband all

your dreams come true! Hugs, Barb

[Guest guest]

Sending lots of prayers to your family. I hope you don't mind, I

will also put this on a private prayer list asking others to pray at

the same time.

>

> I am a fairly silent subscriber to this list, becuase I do not

know a lot about mitrochrondrial disorders in adults, but I want to

learn because my doctor thinks I am sick on a cellular level. I have

learned much from reading the messages posted here and I thank you

for sharing. Some of you have prayed for my husband, Jeff, before to

help him through his cancer treatments. Now I am asking for prayers

again.

>

> Last June, Jeff was diagnosed with stage 4b cancer of the

esophogus that has

> spread to his lymph nodes and liver. He has now survived 6 months+

due to a

> positive response form chemo and from all the prayers you and

others have

> offered up for him.

>

> Jeff will be in hospital on Jan 4 for his 9th chemotherapy. These

are very

> aggressive treatments that only about 10% of cancer patients can

tolerate.

> These treatments have been keeping him alive and the cancer has

responded to

> the chemo. However, the chemo is taking a toll on him and so on

January 4

> (Wednesday) between 7 - 8 p.m. my family and friends will be

praying

> together for a remission this time so he can have a respite from

chemo and

> possibly a cure. Please offer a prayer for him anytime, and if

you can,

> please join your voices to ours on Wednesday night.

>

> In about 2 weeks he will have a scope and scan. I will post his

results when

> I know them.

>

> Thank you

>

> Jan

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

thank you!

Please put Jeff on any prayer list you can. I will write again in about 2

weeks when we know results.

Michigan Jan

Re: For those who pray, please pray now for my husband

Sending lots of prayers to your family. I hope you don't mind, I

will also put this on a private prayer list asking others to pray at

the same time.

>

> I am a fairly silent subscriber to this list, becuase I do not

know a lot about mitrochrondrial disorders in adults, but I want to

learn because my doctor thinks I am sick on a cellular level. I have

learned much from reading the messages posted here and I thank you

for sharing. Some of you have prayed for my husband, Jeff, before to

help him through his cancer treatments. Now I am asking for prayers

again.

>

> Last June, Jeff was diagnosed with stage 4b cancer of the

esophogus that has

> spread to his lymph nodes and liver. He has now survived 6 months+

due to a

> positive response form chemo and from all the prayers you and

others have

> offered up for him.

>

> Jeff will be in hospital on Jan 4 for his 9th chemotherapy. These

are very

> aggressive treatments that only about 10% of cancer patients can

tolerate.

> These treatments have been keeping him alive and the cancer has

responded to

> the chemo. However, the chemo is taking a toll on him and so on

January 4

> (Wednesday) between 7 - 8 p.m. my family and friends will be

praying

> together for a remission this time so he can have a respite from

chemo and

> possibly a cure. Please offer a prayer for him anytime, and if

you can,

> please join your voices to ours on Wednesday night.

>

> In about 2 weeks he will have a scope and scan. I will post his

results when

> I know them.

>

> Thank you

>

> Jan

>

>

>