Roy & Charlie

Best,
RGW

I rejoice with you over any good news you get regarding your parents. I, also, have mentioned you in my prayers. Please keep us posted as you have the opportunity. I will continue to pray for you and your family.

I was touched by Susan’s efforts to help your parents. You married well, my friend. As I tell all the men in the church, cherish and honor your wife. What was it that King Lemuel said? “An excellent wife who can find? She is far more precious than jewels” (Proverbs 31:10)

Amid all of this, what the Bible calls “the cares of this world”, we, your friends, understand that you may not be able to continue to write in your blog with the same regularity or detail. We will wait with you. Family is important.

Best wishes always,
Lanny

For what it’s worth, there is hope. My Mom suffered an extremely similar stroke in 2003, nearly dying. I did the reverse of you, rushing across the turnpike from central PA to central Ohio to be with my elderly father while Mom was in the hospital. Now, four years later, she’s still very much alive, in considerably better health, has regained much of her movement and speech, and leads a decent quality of life, although now in a nursing home. The doctors in Zanesville did a great job.

You will be in my prayers. I certainly have plenty of sympathy and understanding for being so far away from elderly parents.

Prayer and meditation helps. You have been and will continue to be in my prayers, partner.

regards from York.