[Magdalen] Prayer request for friend, and Update on Mom.

[Jay Weigel]

Try calling her earlier in the day, say on your morning break or your lunch
break. She may be more alert and her memory may be better then. Keep it
brief and cheerful. That worked with my mom for a long time. Make it close
to the same time, 2 or 3 times a week. Maybe one of those times could be on
a weekend when Ev could talk with her.


On Sun, Sep 7, 2014 at 5:16 PM, M J [Mike] Logsdon <mjl at ix.netcom.com>
wrote:

> One or two months ago, my best friend and his wife learned she has
> cancer.  (She's in late 40s.)  Opting for treatment.  Her second opinion
> will be her brother-in-law Dr Daniel Fajardo, a well-respected medical
> researcher.
>
> According to the Head Cheese where Mom lives, she's the same or better,
> which isn't so bad, really.  Considering how difficult it is for me to get
> even such rudimentary information (since my brother refuses to communicate
> with me), I've decided, for my own well-being, to simply lay low for a
> while, if not indefinitely.  She's completely out of my hands, and I must
> simply hope for a soon-coming day when I know I can call and talk with her,
> or at least something akin.
>
> Sent from my cOmputer
>