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To: gregor who wrote (1445)	4/21/1999 10:25:00 AM
From: yard_man	Respond to of 14396

Done. Believing God will provide what is best.

To: gregor who wrote (1445)	4/22/1999 9:33:00 AM
From: yard_man	Respond to of 14396

God give gregor success today. Let Your blessing of peace and comfort be on his whole house as he contemplates a change.

To: gregor who wrote (1445)	4/22/1999 4:50:00 PM
From: grampa	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 14396

I trust the interview went as the Lord would have it. Hope that is something that makes you happy. :-) I'd appreciate a prayer or two for a favorite cousin-- -----Her surgery on February 9 resulted in the removal of a grapefruit-sized tumor from her sacrum. She recovered from the surgery slower than previous surgeries and was in considerable pain for weeks. When she returned to San Antonio a month later, they X-rayed the surgical area to insure healing was progressing. The film and a subsequent CT Scan revealed a stress fracture in her S-4 joint…adjacent to where the tumor had been. The good news was that they found it; the bad news was that the planned radiation treatment would have retarded or stopped the healing of the fracture. Tough decision: do you delay the radiation designed to kill microscopic remains of the tumor that could cause the tumor to recur, or do you proceed with the radiation and risk the fracture never properly healing with the associated mobility ramifications. We chose the former. Thus, Karen is at home in Oklahoma "laying low" and not doing much of anything except either lying down or sitting in a comfortable chair. She will have the fracture reexamined in a week or two to see if she can proceed with radiation. If she can, she will get the treatments here in Oklahoma City-one 10 minute burst of energy five days a week for five or six weeks.------