Dear Loving EChurch Family,

I'm coming to you again with yet another prayer request.

You all know I had a stress test almost 2 weeks ago, actually 2 weeks 
ago tomorrow.

I was so upset with the hospital that did the procedure because they 
didn't call me with the results of the stress part of the test, and the scans.

I ment it when I told them I would never walk in their hospital 
again. I did not yell at them, either.

I saw my primary doctor yesterday. He also had not gotten a copy of 
the test results from the stress test from Sioux Valley hospital.

He wasn't very happy about that. He called and talked to a nurse at 
that Sioux Valley hospital. She read the results to him, and then he 
had her fax it to him. He brought the papers into the office where 
Vernon and I were, and read the results to us.

It all boils down to maybe something wrong, but we don't know for 
sure. I do have to have an angiogram, and maybe sooner than I wanted 
to have it.

It's very ppossible that I may not be able to go to Oregon next week, 
and that my trip will maybe be delayed.

I will have this Angiogram at the regular Heart hospital in Sioux Falls.

I'm waiting as I write this for a phone call from both Doctor Berg, 
and the heart doctor. If they have to do the Angiogram, they may have 
to put a stent in my heart. I will permit them to do it at the time 
of the Angiogram.

Please pray that this will not delay my trip and that they can get it 
done this week.

My Mom really isn't doing good at all. I haven't told my family yet 
about this new thing, as I wanted to wait until I have all the facts 
together and know what is going on. In fact, I don't even know if 
they will do the Angiogram before I leave. I hope and pray I can have 
it done when I get back, but if I do need to have it done now, I will 
do it at the Heart Hospital in Sioux Falls.

Please pray that my trip to Portland will not be delayed, and that 
Mom will still be with us when I get there.

Thanks so much for praying. I love you all so very much.

Thanks.

Love and blessings,
Pat Ferguson