CANCER - PRAYERS REQUESTED........SEPTEMBER 13, 2018

UPDATE: I had a consultation this evening with Dr. Monika Tataria at the Camellia Womens Imaging. My biopsies verified that I have cancer in both breast. I have Invasive Ductal Carcinoma in both breasts. The Receptor Studies are still pending. 

I will have additional biopsies next Wednesday that will include two more places, one in each breast, along with biopsy of at least one lymph node. I love the women at Camellia Women's Imaging. They treat you as if you are their only patient. They are Christians and show so much love, care, and kindness. 

There is still so much unknown; however, I know that our Great Physician is walking this journey with me, Jesus is by my side, and His Holy Spirit lives within me.....so I think I am being well taken care of. Please continue to lift me in your daily prayers. Seriously, I plead for your prayers. That is your greatest gift and I treasure each and every one. I know that I will overcome this and my testimony will be even greater for Him and His glory. Amen! ðŸ’—



*****Please also lift my beautiful, precious family up along with me. They are traveling this journey along with me and they hurt when I hurt.*****



I am so VERY blessed and thankful for each of you!

*****I don't just need prayers for a day....I need prayers to carry me everyday through this journey. ðŸ’—*****
God's Promise:
"I will never fail you. I will never abandon you." -
Hebrews 13:5


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