Breakups & Divorce Support Group
Just broke up with someone or in the midst of a difficult divorce? Breaking up is difficult no matter what the circumstances are. They say that time heals all wounds, but sometimes a listening ear or a hug can work wonders for the heart. Whether you need a place to vent, someone to hold you to No Contact, or need advice about what to do, we're here to help.
I received the following email from my dad today. Please read this. Thank you. Debbie
Dear friends,
Hospice has been brought into the mix for Kel. He is suffering greatly and is on oxygen 24/7. As you recall, Kel is a heart transplant recipient for several years now. Unfortunately, he isn't doing well at all now and needs our prayers. He had a very painful heart attack again this morning at 5:45am and it took hospice quite a while to get him easy. Kel and his wife, Joanne, desperately need your prayers.
He is dying a very slow and painful death which is terrible for him and very difficult for Joanne to witness. Please, Keep them in your prayers. (See Joanne's latest request below.)
Love,
Santa Bill
Joanne wrote:
Bill:
Kel suffered a VERY painful heart attack this morning at 5:45 am. Hospice finally came.... it took a lot of pills to finally get him comfortable and is in bed sleeping at the moment. Was told that the expected and sudden death from an attack isn't what's happening. Instead he is slowly dying painfully. Please pray for him.....we need prayer power to The Father to ease Kel's situation. Also prayer for me because I am handling this all alone. I trust God will bring comfort to Kel and under gird me.
Thanks,
Joanne
Dear friends,
Hospice has been brought into the mix for Kel. He is suffering greatly and is on oxygen 24/7. As you recall, Kel is a heart transplant recipient for several years now. Unfortunately, he isn't doing well at all now and needs our prayers. He had a very painful heart attack again this morning at 5:45am and it took hospice quite a while to get him easy. Kel and his wife, Joanne, desperately need your prayers.
He is dying a very slow and painful death which is terrible for him and very difficult for Joanne to witness. Please, Keep them in your prayers. (See Joanne's latest request below.)
Love,
Santa Bill
Joanne wrote:
Bill:
Kel suffered a VERY painful heart attack this morning at 5:45 am. Hospice finally came.... it took a lot of pills to finally get him comfortable and is in bed sleeping at the moment. Was told that the expected and sudden death from an attack isn't what's happening. Instead he is slowly dying painfully. Please pray for him.....we need prayer power to The Father to ease Kel's situation. Also prayer for me because I am handling this all alone. I trust God will bring comfort to Kel and under gird me.
Thanks,
Joanne
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love and hugs, Debbie