Dad is recovering!

Doctors decided yesterday to do the catheterism today and injected blood thinners directly into his artery all day long, since they had the inductor from Monday's catheterism still inside dad's leg. Today the operation was successful and they were able to remove the blood clot and clear the other artery as well. Dad asked me to extend his gratitude to you all for your prayers and get well wishes. We are all hoping that his recovery is fast and we can take him home soon.
Thank you, with all our hearts. God listened to your prayers and we can't do anything but give thanks and praise His Holy name!
Love you all!
PS.- Sorry I haven't had a chance to visit blogs at all. Once I come back home (soon, I hope!) I'll be able to visit and thank you all for your support and your prayers. THANKS!!!!!

Comments

Nina Diane said…
great news.....just wonderful!
2:11 PM, December 05, 2007
{Susan...Seriously.} said…
awesome!! more prayers your way!
3:23 PM, December 05, 2007
Kim -today's creative blog said…
oh boy! what a rollercoaster your family has been on. Your father is a strong man. I am sending healing thoughts your way.
11:34 PM, December 07, 2007
Going For Greatness said…
What WONDERFUL NEWS!! Thanks for posting and tell your dad that the prayers and well wishes haven't stopped.... we'll continue to keep him in our hearts!!!
(((HUGS!!)))
Love
Gabi
7:12 AM, December 08, 2007
Cheryl Wray said…
This sounds like some GREAT news!!! How exciting that he may be coming home soon!!!

yes, indeedy, prayers are amazing!!!
12:41 PM, December 10, 2007
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