Peggy received a call from the pulmonary specialist on Friday and it was confirmed, they did not get enough cells in the needle biopsy. She is scheduled for a "surgical biopsy" on Thursday morning, at 7:00 a.m. at CMH. We need to be there at 5:00 a.m. Tomorrow she goes for "pre-op" testing where they draw blood, do an EKG and other tests.This weekend was very tiresome for us. We both felt a bit fatigued and exhausted. We had a lot of fun with the church at Dodger Stadium on Friday night, but getting off an emotionally draining week, it was nice to be able to rest a bit and get some bearing back.
We are confident that God is faithful to watch over us, to heal, to protect, to guard, to cultivate life in our bodies. We are trusting the Lord, through this process, that it will be easy, smooth, decisive and that God would get the glory! That doctors, nurses, techs and others would see the miraculous hand of God in the process.
Thanks for all the prayers, love and comments. Peggy & I have been very encouraged by how God is using others to speak to us.
2 comments:
Larry, Peggy and family,
You are loved so amazingly by our Heavenly Father and by all of us, too.
We will continue to stand beside you and lift your hands during this battle until full victory is seen by all involved.
This will be a great testimony to the faithfulness of the Lord and His faithfulness to His children.
Love you,
Kim
Peggy, Larry and family,
We just wanted to let you know that we are praying for you that God will be glorified in your complete healing.
Yesterday at church when we sang, "How Great is our God" I kept thinking about you. Part of the lyric to that song is, "and all the world will see how great our God is." We look forward to rejoicing with you when the test results say, "benign" and your health is restored. We will be praying for you every day.
Love,
The Suters (Phyllis, Lou and Wayne)
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