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Fasting Tuesday Week 4 & Video Devo

Hospital stays are so useful in reminding me why normal life is so stinking awesome. Good coffee, time with Chad before and after kids wake up or go to sleep, making meals, having to do laundry, etc.  We got discharged last Tuesday night (OF COURSE it was on a fasting Tuesday)and our hearts are still pretty happy about it.

Cade is doing SO well! We even woke up to him spreading out a long line of triscuits on the ground at 6 am, so you know he’s back in action. We are incredibly thankful.

We begin another 5 day this Monday, so we have a few prayer points, and a quick video devotional because it is Tuesday and we love our fasting Tuesdays around here.

1. Please pray Cade would enjoy his time swimming, running and playing this week and would be able to be as all boy as possible.

2. Please pray his kidney and bladder and body would be prepared for this reduced dose of chemo next week. Pray the reduction in the dose results in less blood transfusions, less platelette transfusions, and NO INPATIENT STAY.

3. As always, please pray that the chemo is a tool in God’s Hands to target any remaining cells, and that God blocks it from harming any other part of Cade’s body. May Cade eat, live, and play full of life!

Thank you so much for praying with us!

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  1. SharonMay 29, 2018 at 8:01 PM

    Inspiring and encouraging video. I am still praying for Cade, and all of you. I love listening to you both, and seeing your beautiful faces; so full of Gods light and love; and hope. Blessed be God, and his holy name. Father, hear the prayers of your faithful ones. Continue touching Cade with your healing mercies, with the Blood of Jesus, through the power of your Holy Spirit. May all of this bring much hope to others, and ultimately glorify you, Father. In Jesus name. Amen.

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    1. MeJune 2, 2018 at 5:31 PM

      Sharon, thank you so much for all of your encouragement and prayers. It means so much to our family, I love every time you write!

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