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Prayers Needed!!!

Cancer still sucks.

Please keep Greg and his family in your prayers, especially on Friday.  He's having surgery to remove a tumor in his back.  Please pray the surgery goes well and that they are able to rid him of cancer once and for all.  Cancer already took his wife two years ago - it doesn't get to take him too.

I came across Sarah's blog on a friend's facebook page yesterday and spent nearly two hours reading and listening to/watching.  Sarah is a young, beautiful newlywed currently in the fight of her life.  Please pray for her and her family - she still has a LOT of joy to spread and needs a full lifetime to do so.
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Unknown said…
Thanks for sharing...I was wondering how Greg was doing...cancer sucks. His family's story reminds me of a high school friend whose mom died of cancer and less than 5 years later his dad was diagnosed with it also. Why is it that some families can't catch a break? In the meantime- in November my dad goes back for his 6 month check up at MDA. Praying his PSA levels are down and they can definitively say the proton therapy works.
October 6, 2010 at 8:05 AM
Angy said…
Wow! Greg and Sarah will both be in my thoughts and prayers!
October 6, 2010 at 4:23 PM
Shay Shizzle said…
I will keep Greg and Sarah in my prayers.
October 10, 2010 at 11:31 PM
Shay Shizzle said…
I will keep Greg and Sarah in my prayers
October 10, 2010 at 11:32 PM
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