...are still pretty unclear, but we are taking them one at a time.
I did end up going to one of the Agape lectures on Saturday. It was wonderful to see friends from all over, to hear Nikolai Kuleba speak, and to be outside on the campus of the Christian college. It was too much for me, though. I was quite sick that night, and exhausted all the next day. I'm better now.
Will didn't go to Kyiv yesterday, because the doctors were having a meeting, and it was possible that they would decide to do more tests. Today they let us know that they're not doing anything more, so he hurried off to get a train ticket for tonight. He'll be in Kyiv tomorrow morning to get everything from them, and he also already has an appointment at a private clinic there in the afternoon, to talk to them and see what options they offer. We're praying that he'll be able to get a ticket home tomorrow evening, but there weren't any available now.
When he gets back we'll also go to the cancer hospital here, to see what they suggest. We also need to finish up with the regular hospital I was in here. They still haven't officially discharged me, because they were also waiting for final word from Kyiv.
So, pray for us at home with Will gone; it will be better for the children this time, with me home. Will's rushing to arrange nurses to replace him for the next few days. Pray for his trip and for wisdom. Thank you.
Here's a blurry photo of Raia and Asya at the wedding they attended on Saturday:
4 comments:
I’ve been praying constantly since I found your blog. Praying for your whole family and for peace which passes all understanding
Once again, thank you for the update. Prayers continue. Love you deeply.
We always appreciate the updates, & your willingness to keep us updated. We continue to pray for you & your family. I can’t even imagine trying to figure out everything.
Thank you for your updates. We love you all and are praying. Many people here are praying for you all. We love you, Julie and Bernie
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