Hey, Brad

Yes, sometimes (when I'm sending from Earthlink as Lion of GOD) it is from
the web as you say.  And when I'm sending from Road Runner (as Ariel), it's
from Outlook.  So the address thingy happens.  I'd be happy to fix it in the
web version if you let me know how, but otherwise  not much I can do about
that, though unless I don't write as much.  And you wouldn't want that,
would you?  Smile.

Thanks for the prayers for the chaplain's son, too.

Paul
----- Original Message -----
From: "BD" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Saturday, December 06, 2003 11:45 AM
Subject: Re: UPDATE ON CHAPLAIN'S SON WITH CANCER


> Paul,
>
> Firstly before I forget. In replying to you now, I needed to replace your
> addy with the lists. Not sure why sometimes one has to do that and other
> times not. Hmmm. Are you sending it perhaps off the web and not out of
> Outlook or something? I'd think there is something you are doing there.
>
> In reply to your request I have done so. That has got to be difficult to
> watch a child suffer so young. But perhaps he'd find usefulness in looking
> at other people that endured challenges and made it into a motivation
> rather than desperation? Easier said than done, I know from personal
> experience in myself.
>
> Brad
>
>
> At 12/05/2003 on Friday, lion ofgod wrote:
> >Hey, Family
> >
> >You'll remember I asked you a few weeks ago to pray for a chaplain's son
> >who has cancer.  The update isn't good.  A tumor was removed from his
> >femur bone to prevent the cancer spreading if the bone broke, but because
> >it is a rare form of cancer there is a 25% possibility of recurrence and
> >possible spread.  Also, if it does spread, it won't be treated with
> >radiation or chemotherapy.  The only recommended solution is removal, so
> >if it shows up in the lungs (which the boy seems to be worried about),
> >they would have to cut part of his lungs out, etc.  He had hoped to join
> >the Army but now those hopes seem dashed as well.
> >
> >The father and son are both very discouraged.  The father told me,
choking
> >back tears, "I could handle it if it were happening to me, but for it to
> >be happening to my son, and powerless to do anything about it, it's hard
> >to take."
> >
> >Please continue to pray.
> >
> >Thanks.
> >
> >Paul