If you have a moment, please pray for my friend Theresa (Teri) who passed away unexpectedly at home Sunday. She has been ill with many ailments for a long time and got a bad case of pneumonia during Christmas. She wasn’t healthy enough to have Christmas dinner with my family so the wife and I got to see her when we brought her a homemade meal instead.
Teri has been a second mother to me for over 30 years as I’ve been very close friends of her two children just as long. Although she had no history of heart problems, it appears that she had a massive heart attack and passed quickly. Fortunately, my friend was there with her and brought the paramedics in to help before she lost consciousness.
Although she didn’t have any grandchildren, she treated my 3 boys as if they were her’s. She would spoil my kids with gifts every holiday and birthday and often showed up with homemade food for everyone.
Sadly, her family all signed up for the Massachusetts “VaxMillions” program, but I don’t know if she ever got any boosters. Her husband passed away 25 years ago when he was only 50, so her children are now thrust into a role they don’t know how to handle. My wife and I are helping anyway we can as we defiantly met them at the hospital yesterday to provide comfort and support. Thankfully we were there to help as they were still in a state of shock and weren’t thinking clearly.
God Bless you Teri, I love you.
Things have taken a turn for the worse for my Brother-in-law’s family. His mother Yvette has been suffering from Alzheimer’s Disease for about 2 years. She’s been at an assisted living facility for the past two months with her husband Kenny who also has Alzheimer’s but his is not as advanced yet. Sunday night, Yvette was admitted to the hospital for very low blood oxygen and pressure. It was determined that she has progressed to the final level of the disease, Stage 7. She’s now been moved back to her life-long home with hospice care so the family can be there to comfort her.
Yvette has always been a woman of God, was very committed to Jesus and did good leading her family on a righteous path. She’s suffered many traumatic events in her life, most of which could have been prevented. Yvette lost a foster daughter to “SIDS” when her two boys were very young. Fortunately, God was willing to grant her family a healthy little girl via adoption some years later. About 6 years ago, she lost her youngest son to the complications of schizophrenia. This was very traumatic and crippled three families simultaneously as her youngest son seemed to have finally obtained everything he always wanted, a wife, a daughter and a cabin in the woods. My BIL struggled for a long time over this loss and only recently got back to a better place. Yvette and her husband never recovered as it seems Alzheimer’s started attacking them shortly after.
I’ve never posted a prayer request, but this situation certainly seems worthy. I’m very angry inside as I firmly believe that real cures are intentionally hidden from us. I REALLY want to do everything I can to help spare Kenny (the husband) from this disease, but all the family members lined up to get their injections and ostracized us for not following the crowd. Maybe I’m extra sensitive to this, but my conscience won’t let me stand by and NOT do anything. Reason being, my niece passed away at 11 years old after battling two different brain cancers her whole life. Earlier this year I lost my Aunt to Alzheimer's. Given what I’ve learned because of this amazing community, I’m on a mission to save whoever I possibly can as our family can’t handle much more unnecessary suffering.
Looking for tactical advice here:
Therefore, I’d like to bring my BIL some lunch tomorrow (he’s alone watching his mom during the day) and discuss possibly helping his father’s Alzheimer’s before he has to put him on hospice also. I was thinking of printing off several pages of the Parasite Pill 2.0 which discusses Alzheimers and bringing him a tube of Ivermectin. It’s probably too late for his mom, but WHAT IF we can help his dad? Prayers and advice on how to present this would be most helpful Frens. I don’t want to strain my family relationship especially at this difficult time. Simultaneously, I don’t want backlash for NOT speaking out when it could’ve still been helpful for Kenny.
