Breaking news this hour, the Dow soared up 938 points…the highest point climb in a single day ever! This is following 8 previous days of losses. It could soar to the moon; but, unless we get things stabilized…that too, could only add to the unrest. However, getting the the numbers back up into a zone that is positive again is very important to instilling confidence in the market once again. This is good news all around the world as governments have pledged to get behind banking systems around the world. People are breathing a momentary sigh of relief…as the past week or more has been full of doom and gloom which has only added to the financial anxiety. Let’s see what happens now! Will this financial encouragement impact the election at this late date? Do you think those in charge of safeguarding the future have learned anything in this crisis?
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Too The Moon Alice–The Dow Soars!
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Cancer
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged cancer, chemo, friends, healing, radiation, recovery, surgery, va on September 27, 2007| Leave a Comment »
Well, I found out a few hours ago that another wonderful friend of mine named ” M” has cancer. He went through surgery today for a “mass” in the intestines that they thought was pre-cancerous.
Not so. They removed the mass but it is cancer. So, he will be in the hospital healing for the next week or so (no small feat since they had to reconnect the intestines after removing the mass). While there, he and his wife ” C” will be dicussing with the doctors the plan of attack on the cancer.
Chemo or radiation or a combination of both. Thank God, he didn’t have to have the bag even temporarily after surgery. Where they live they have to travel some distance to the VA hospital to receive services. Having a bag would have been manageable but difficult.
I am sad. In the last three years we have had many friends and family face cancer and all that goes along with the treatments. It is a difficult thing. When “M” went in for surgery he said…don’t worry…i will be fine. I believe he will. I do. I just hate for him to have to go through it. They live quite a long distance from us…a couple thousand miles i think. Wish we all lived closer. In any case, I am praying for a speedy recovery and lots of wisdom for the doctors and my friends; as well as, God’s grace during this healing time.