They are in the middle of doing another echo on TJ. I don't think they are expecting to find anything but are doing it just in case.
And, of course, the echo computer runs WindowsXP... (The geek in me always has to notice these things)
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Some of the more important and popular posts (from December 2007):
In and Out of the Fire: A basic timeline of TJ's entire stay in the hospital.
The Rest of The Story: A more detailed summary of how TJ got into the ICU in the first place, along with some of the bumps along the way.
An Attempt At A Word Picture: What it's like to be in the ICU.
Powerful Times: A bigger picture of the blog, the stay in the ICU, and TJ's comments on it before he knew what was going to happen.
Genesis of a Blog: Why this got started, and why it blesses us.
What Are the Vitals?: An explanation of the vital signs we track and why they are important.
In and Out of the Fire: A basic timeline of TJ's entire stay in the hospital.
The Rest of The Story: A more detailed summary of how TJ got into the ICU in the first place, along with some of the bumps along the way.
An Attempt At A Word Picture: What it's like to be in the ICU.
Powerful Times: A bigger picture of the blog, the stay in the ICU, and TJ's comments on it before he knew what was going to happen.
Genesis of a Blog: Why this got started, and why it blesses us.
What Are the Vitals?: An explanation of the vital signs we track and why they are important.
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I'm sure that some of you have noticed that we link to Wikipedia quite a bit. There is a good reason for this, Wikipedia usually has the most complete information regarding whatever we are referencing. It generally pulls together many other sources that are considered "reputable" which are at the bibliography at the bottom.
So we do check out the article first and its sources, and it is usually pretty good. (If it's not we link to somewhere else.)
So we do check out the article first and its sources, and it is usually pretty good. (If it's not we link to somewhere else.)
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5 comments:
Gene and Bev Enderlein are praying for you, dear TJ, as well as M.A. and sons. we love you dearly. the Blog is helping so much as we stay in touch.
All of us here at Heartland continue to pray for miraculous healing and diagnostic excellence. We are with you all.
Ron & Betty Swanson send our love and prayers to you, TJ, and to your family. We are trusting in our Sovereign God for this situation and for your complete healing. We love you and will continue to bring you to the Father who loves you more than we ever could!
Someone told me this one and it seems appropriate: "We are like the dolphins...when a dolphin is in trouble, the herd circles round and holds the troubled dolphin's head above water until it catches its breath and can swim again. We'll keep holding you up...even though it may be a little hard to breathe right now...." God has been good in helping you connect with many of the right people. Take care MaryAnn. We will hold down the fort at work. Blessings and prayers, Sharon
You were prayed for in both Wheaton EFC service and our ABF this morning. We had lunch with Deit Schindler and he said he remembered you from seminary days. So he is praying too as well as all the Thorson's.
Thanks so much to your son for keeping us in the loop 21st century style. Every time we walk be the computer we hit refresh for the latest update.
Our pastor ended this morning's sermon entitled "Waiting for Joy" with a quote from Darrell Bock: "God's answers sometimes come at a surprising time, in a surprising place, and in a surprising way." I would add that our good God allows us to experience challenges at a surprising time, in a surprising place, and in a surprising way. But surely we can all add, "always for God's glory!" You and your family are in our continual prayers. Blessings, Stu & Sherrie Erdenberg
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