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Leaving in a matter of days.
I've haven't posted because I 've been ill.  My son Jake today admitted into LSU Oshcer's Hospital. This afternoon after running from my own Dr carrying Jake to be scoped. Praying that his is not cancer also. Jake has been battling Chronns disease and C.F..  He has been dealing with blockages and stomach pain.  Weight gain is slowly increasing. But he started throwing up again.  Praying his upper and lower tract is being freed from these painful uclers.   Tomorrow this scope will give us some answers.  My health also not as I wished.  So much to worry about.

We are down to just days.   And praying Jake is out before I leave to travel.  He will be with his Daddy and loving siblings as we traveled.  Older siblings taking shifts to help Dad keep the boat/crew at home okay.

Normally I focus on fundrausing but this week it was impossible.  Very soon it will be going on two years of paperwork, travel and worries.  We applied for grants and loans.  But still waiting.  Airline tickets purchased one way.  Now raising the funds for return tickets and a ticket for Gary to meet us during final week.

We will need his help coming home.  So please Jake is released and well enough by the time I depart.  It seems since November 2018 our lives have been in a roller coaster.  One mountain after another.  Broken leg, trees totaling our car, me getting Cancer, Gary bein injured, my brother passing, Jake being ill, the list of whoas never seem to end.
Please we need prayers in healing.  We need everyone around us especially pray for our son Jake.  And also Damien staying strong as we travel home.
I thank God for two special women who helped our children Chastity and Laura in helping wuth fundraising.  Marsha for driving us to the airport and picking us up.  Our many friends who donated and prayed.  And older children for caring for their siblings.
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