Please keep Westin, a 5 year old little boy, who has neuroblastoma in your prayers.. This was in Beth's post yesterday..
UPDATE: Westin is now at Children's Hospital in Knoxville, TN, awaiting surgery. He needs stents (stints?) placed in his ureters to allow urine to pass, relieving his kidneys. He has a mass around his aorta. Doctors have shared with the family that there is no more they can do to treat the neuroblastoma. He truly needs a miracle!
Thank you so much!
Blessings,
~Lynn
4 months ago
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Joining you in prayers!!
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Hugs, andrea
Thank you so much for helping to spread the word for Westin through your blog post and by posting his button. Most of all, thank you for your prayers. I know his family is so grateful for the participation of so many prayer warriors!
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Beth
Lynn~ I will pray for Westin. That is so sad that a five year old has to go through this. Thank you for letting us know! ~Dan~
ReplyDeleteI can only imagine the heartbreak his family must feel. I will keep Westin and his family in prayer.
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Oh poor little Westin. I hate it when kids are sick or have to go through things like this. I will definitely lift him up in prayer, Lynn!
ReplyDeleteI got your email. Things have been a little crazy around here...maybe I'll get to your tag....
Love the pics of your house. I recognize a few shutters there!
By the way, I'll have to find out the color yellow my mom used in the house they were going to move into and didn't (in Alabama). It was sort of a butter yellow. In the meantime, I picked up a paint sample from Lowes that I was considering for Luke's room...don't know yet how it will look on the wall, but it looks kind of soft. Check it out...it's called Slice by Eddie Bauer (Valspar)...from Lowes. Yellows are real tricky...the wrong one can look WAY too bright and blinding! I think you're right in looking for a soft cottagy buttery type yellow!
Have a great day, Lynn!
Tammy
Have added little Weston to my prayer list. There is power, power, power in the blood, in the precious blood of the lamb. Miracles do happen to those who believe.
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Lynn
Hi Lynn, it is always so sad to read these bad news, in particular if people involved are children!
ReplyDeleteBe sure that I will keep Westin in my prayers!!
Ciao, Laura