Ruth Ann Stallings was hospitalized Wednesday in Paris Regional and remains in the hospital tonight (room #554). She had a bad coughing spell that made the doctors suspect pneumonia. Tests confirmed a small area of concern so she was hospitalized. They expect her to go home Friday morning. Please pray for continued healing for her.
Thursday, February 28, 2019
Update on Lucy Staley - 2/28
Kathy posted this update today: I had a meeting with the doctors and therapists today about Mom. The problem all started from her kidneys I was glad to hear they had figured out what caused her issue. They have cleared the health issue and now she just needs therapy. They're hoping by next Friday she might get out, this was a big disappointment to her, she was hoping to get out tomorrow. She is still just to weak to go home. Thanks for all the prayers, visits and calls.
Yesterday's update: Today Mom was doing a little better. Her sodium level was up some. They had to give her potassium and magnesium today. Doctor's still not sure what has caused this to happen. She ate some today and I'm sure glad of her for trying.
Update on Jay Anthony - 2/28
Austin posted this morning: "I hadn’t seen dad in a couple of days before last night. I was home taking taking care of some stuff for him while Erin/Chris were staying at the hospital. When I got back last night, I noticed a change. The “droop” on his face was gone. He was able to mumble some words and the feeding tube was out. I was very excited to see these changes....They’re now saying we could be here up to a month, which dad is not happy about. He is ready to get back to his ranch and my mom. The progress is good though and hopefully we will be out of here sooner rather than later."
Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Prayer Request - 2/27
One of our co-workers, Rhonda Kittle at First Federal/Mt. Pleasant, has been diagnosed with Follicular Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.
Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma is
treatable, manageable, but not curable. The doctor says people can live long
happy lives.
In January, she had been sick and thought she might have pneumonia. Doc sent her for an x-ray and did not like the results, so then they sent her for a cat scan that showed some spots. Finally, preformed a pet scan and 2 biopsies. The first biopsy was in a lymph node under her arm and the second was to pull bone marrow. With the results of the biopsies, they have listed her in Stage 4. They put a PICC line in Friday and she's supposed to start her first round of chemo today. She will do 2 days of treatments every 28 days for 4-6 months.
Rhonda is a red-headed ball of energy, she's loud and she is a PRANKSTER! We love her and pray God's healing for her!
In January, she had been sick and thought she might have pneumonia. Doc sent her for an x-ray and did not like the results, so then they sent her for a cat scan that showed some spots. Finally, preformed a pet scan and 2 biopsies. The first biopsy was in a lymph node under her arm and the second was to pull bone marrow. With the results of the biopsies, they have listed her in Stage 4. They put a PICC line in Friday and she's supposed to start her first round of chemo today. She will do 2 days of treatments every 28 days for 4-6 months.
Rhonda is a red-headed ball of energy, she's loud and she is a PRANKSTER! We love her and pray God's healing for her!
Monday, February 25, 2019
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