Could use some prayers for son

[1Ms. America]

I'm not sure yet. I have an appointment with the cardiologist for some extensive tests. As of now, I'm looking at 10 or less. It's very liberating honestly.

[Gonzomedic]

My prayers offered for strength and healing.

[Sherree]

Thanks you guys for your continuing prayer support. I will be talking to Jason, tomorrow, and hopefully and prayerfully, he will have good news to report.

1Ms. America, I am continuing my prayers for your health as well.

[Preachers wife]

Praying for your son!

[1Ms. America]

Thanks you guys for your continuing prayer support. I will be talking to Jason, tomorrow, and hopefully and prayerfully, he will have good news to report.

1Ms. America, I am continuing my prayers for your health as well.

Thank you!

[grower]

Any news, Sheree & CaryC?

[Sherree]

Not much, grower. Thanks for asking. He saw another neurologist that specializes in eye/brain problems on Wednesday. He is treating Jason's double vision. All he could do was to prescribe Jason another pair of specialized glasses. The pair he has been wearing weren't strong enough. I think Jason called then "prism" glasses.

He is still unable to work a full day. Being military, he still has to go check in each morning. He stays as long as he can, then they allow him to return home. He has vertigo so bad that he can't do much of anything. Can't drive, so DDIL has to drive him everywhere.

We are all waiting for his next doctor visit with the head neurologist on June 15th. All of Jason's testings, blood work, and scans will be completed by then, and enough time will have passed for this doctor to make his last and final diagnosis from it all. Once this final diagnosis is made, it will be sent back to a military medical board. They will then determine whether Jason gets to stay or be medically discharged with benefits and how much.

Even though every neurologist that Jason has seen over the last few months have told him that this is MS, we are still holding out hope with a lot of prayer and faith that Father will grant him total and complete healing.

So, could everyone, please, continue to pray not only for Jason, but his dear little wife, too? She is struggling with this diagnosis. They have no children.

[Laura19]

Dear Sherree and Cary

I have been waiting for updates. Didn't want to bother you. Will keep praying. Leaving the house now but maybe I'll send a PM with everything going on here. Satan knows His time is short and many of us have been getting walloped. God is stronger. Dear Lord, please bring Jason and family the help they need.

[Sherree]

Dear Sherree and Cary

I have been waiting for updates. Didn't want to bother you. Will keep praying. Leaving the house now but maybe I'll send a PM with everything going on here. Satan knows His time is short and many of us have been getting walloped. God is stronger. Dear Lord, please bring Jason and family the help they need.

Thank you, Laura. This has been a long process to get a final diagnosis. Being that Jason is stationed at Ft. Hood, TX I only get updates as he gives them to me. He's good about doing that, though. He has kept us informed every step of the way.

Yes, I would love a PM! There are so many Christians that we know who are going through serious trials and testings of their faith, not to mention outright attacks from Satan. I believe, though, that God is in control of all things, and He will see us through whatever we are faced with. We have to keep the faith.

[grower]

Sheree, I don't know if I mentioned this before, but I had a terrible bout of vertigo about 20 years ago. I was so nauseous I couldn't get up off the couch. I eliminated sugar (and most starches) from my diet, and the vertigo went away. I am sure your son figures it's something bigger than a sugar allergy, but it could possibly be two different things, with the vertigo coming from his diet.