Paul,

No worry. I figured that is what it was. Oh... FYI regarding sickness and
etc. My wife is doing some reading up on healthy eating and I never knew
this before about sugar, but not only does it rob good nutrients from your
body, which I knew and pondered on why desserts after meals, but it also is
proven to reduce your bodies natural immunity to sickness. So I thought
that was interesting and helpful to pass on. Stevia (spelling) is another
natural sweetener, although not marketed as such but as a dietary
supplement. Is good for diabetics too I believe.

Brad



At 12/06/2003 on Saturday, you wrote:
>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