She is still in great spirits. The anesthesiologist had just visited her, so imagine she'll be feeling extraordinarily well very soon!
We will get updates every couple of hours. The medical staff here is amazing.
Here is a link to a picture of the operating room, and Sarah's surgeon (Page 4 and 5). MD Anderson
Pat
Y'all don't know me, but I came across your story from someone else's blog a month or two ago. I just wanted to let you know that I'm praying for your family today.
ReplyDeleteJust want you to know that those of us that work in the Special Services Dept at the Washington Building have your family in our prayers! thanks for the updates !!
ReplyDeleteI have never met your family, but I am friends with Cari Calhoun who has shared just a piece of your story and asked for prayers to be said. Sarah is being prayed for in our home along with her family and the physicians with her today. May God's peace fill your hearts as you face this long day. I pray His presence is ever near you during this time. God bless and prayers will be said throughout this day for you each!
ReplyDeletePrayers for your sweet Sarah and you and your family today from Idaho.
ReplyDeleteLifting your family and the doctors up in prayer today!
ReplyDeleteYou don't know me but I know the Slaughters. There are MANY people praying for your family today. I hope you feel the love and comfort during these trying times.
ReplyDeleteyou have no idea who i am, but i am praying praying praying and so encouraged by your love for each other, your family and the Lord. May you experience God's grace today and many many blessings.
ReplyDeleteShe is really brave girl. I impressed with her spirit.
ReplyDeleteSarah is praying in our home with her family and her doctor today. May God's peace fill your heart as you face the long day. I pray that his presence is near you once during this time.
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