Wednesday, June 13, 2007
Update for Vicki
First we would like to thank everyone for all the support and prayers. Vicki is stable, but still in a critical condition. They are beginning to wen her off the ventilator. She is breathing about 70% on her own, but is still unable to take the deep breath that is needed to remove it completely. All her of surgeries have been successful.
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Both of them are in our prayers. Please do not hesitate to ask for help.
Joyce and I are praying every day for their recovery. Kristi and Heather, we love you and continually have you in our thoughts and prayers.
Jim and Joyce Holsted
We have been praying constantly for Vicki & Gerald since we heard of this terrible accident.
Please let us know if there is anything at all we can do to help, and please remember that we are VERY well connected in the medical community.
All of our love,
Chris Lewis & The Wheelchair Foundation staff and families.
I want to express my family's love for Gerald and Vicki. Gerald is one of the most personable people I have ever known. Vicki is a genuine sweetheart. Our thoughts and prayers have been with them constantly since hearing of htis tragedy. Our love to the entire Harp family.
Shara (Richardson) Stacks
Curtis Stacks
Leon Richardson
Sheri (Richardson) Clyburn
Christopher Stacks
Don and Janiece:
You are in our constant prayers. We will be there as soon as we return.
Janiece found this verse and wanted to share it with you:
Romans 12:1, "I urge you therefore, by the mercies of God, to present your body a living and holy sacrifice acceptable to God which is your spriritual service of worship. And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what the will of God is that which is good and acceptable and perfect".
We will get up as soon as we return. God Bless all of you, and thank you each and everyone for the prayers. Don and Janiece
We have been praying for Gerald and Vicki since this terrible accident occurred. When we were in Tulsa recently visiting our grandchildren, we drove right past St. Francis hospital several times and felt so helpless because we could not visit. Gerald and Vicki are special people, and we wish them God's care and protection.
Jerry&LindaHuff
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