...If you all could see Bonny now. She loves life and will speak no evil. (1 Peter 3:10) Please understand that we are not denying the possibility of death, only choosing to give God full reign in our home and lives.
We have moved Bonny downstairs to the parlor and
into a hospital bed to make things more comfortable for her. She also had to
have a catheter put in. There was some kind of blockage that would not allow
her to urinate. Also, it was painful for her to be moved to the bedside
toilet. This has been somewhat hard for her to adjust to emotionally, but she
is doing better. We all like her downstairs. Since she cannot walk or use her
right arm, we move her around through the house with a wheel chair so she can be
a part. Her pain level is stable. She is eating three balanced meals a day and
taking some very high quality supplements. Johanna has been very diligent in
applying essential oils to needed areas and other regimens for removing
toxins.
I continue to be her primary caregiver, which
requires me to be at home most of the time. Any who would like to help with
current expenses or outstanding medical bills would be greatly appreciated.
Hospice is a great support, coming in about four times per week. We cannot
express enough how much your love, prayers and support mean to us. This is
where the body of Christ really shine.
Loving life... from Rambellwood
Cary
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Just thinking of all of you. The memories are not far of living in your barn and visiting with your family when you all came to Washington a few years back.
We hope the best for your family.
The Gaylors,
Darryl, Dawn, Lindsey, Bethany, Levi, Ross, Luke and Noah
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