Let's join Sweaxulira in a resounding "AMEN"! Trust that God hears our prayers. "For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them" (Matt. 18:20). Keep believing! 
Let's lift up 
Dear Lord,
It turns out that B's neurologist mixed up her MRI report with another patient's. Instead of only having mild arthritis in her neck, she has a severe obstruction (presumably of the spinal canal) in C4-C7. She has no more info than that bc this message was left on a voicemail + she hasn't been able to reach the doctor's office d/t it being the weekend. Until we know exactly what the problem is, I can only assume she needs decompression surgery. If that's the case, nowadays it can be done with a minimally invasive technique, which will shorten her recovery time considerably. However, no point getting ahead of myself till I know what needs to be done.
My prayer is that we finally have an answer for what's been causing her dizziness for over 5 years. If it is a mechanical compression problem, surgery should relieve it. Once the pressure is relieved, my hope is the dizziness would be gone. May it be so.
Bless my time with B tomorrow. We'll go to her church + then have an Easter lunch. It looks to be a very nice day, which will be most welcome.
Keep me safe driving there, + both of us going to church + coming back. May I be a blessing to her.
In your holy name, amen.
It turns out that B's neurologist mixed up her MRI report with another patient's. Instead of only having mild arthritis in her neck, she has a severe obstruction (presumably of the spinal canal) in C4-C7. She has no more info than that bc this message was left on a voicemail + she hasn't been able to reach the doctor's office d/t it being the weekend. Until we know exactly what the problem is, I can only assume she needs decompression surgery. If that's the case, nowadays it can be done with a minimally invasive technique, which will shorten her recovery time considerably. However, no point getting ahead of myself till I know what needs to be done.
My prayer is that we finally have an answer for what's been causing her dizziness for over 5 years. If it is a mechanical compression problem, surgery should relieve it. Once the pressure is relieved, my hope is the dizziness would be gone. May it be so.
Bless my time with B tomorrow. We'll go to her church + then have an Easter lunch. It looks to be a very nice day, which will be most welcome.
Keep me safe driving there, + both of us going to church + coming back. May I be a blessing to her.
In your holy name, amen.
