I hope the doctor is able to help you nail down an accurate diagnosis. Of course, that makes treatment easier and hopefully more effective. I know the process isnt easy though.

I hope you have a great time in England! I have been there twice, once to stay in a little place called Market Harborough, and once to stay in London. Its a fascinating place. Praying for safe travels for you.

Thank you!

I would love to join!

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Welcome! I would like to pray for any prayer requests you may have.

I have a prayer request. My family just got the news that my grandfather (my mom's dad) likely has just a few more days to live. He's 98, and hasn't been doing well for a while, so it's not unexpected, but it's still not an easy thing to hear.

(Also, just pinged you, Sarah. Was that the right thing? Not sure how this group's been working lately.)

Hi, Lone. Thanks for pinging me, and yes, good move. I will pray for your grandfather, for you, and for all your family. Transitions can be hard. In time, the grief recedes into the background and memories take center stage. But if you need someone to talk to about it, let me know. Im slow to respond sometimes, but I will get back to you. *hugs*

I have made it home from Ireland safely. ^.^

Unfortunately, I returned to the news that a family member has passed away. I wasn't very close to him (he lived on the other side of the country and I haven't seen him since I was little), but of course the people who did know him better are having a tough time right now.

May I join?

Hi, Som. I'm glad your trip to Ireland was safe. I hope you had a good time, any highlights you feel like sharing? (if not, no worries, it's totally optional).

I'm sorry you have lost a family member, even a distant one. I will pray for your family as they grieve the loss and adjust to a "new normal" over time.