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When I was diagnosed about a little over a year ago, I did two things. When on a gluten free diet and joined this awesome support group. I don't know how I would have made it without you guys. I just got home from a four day hospital stay. I had two units of blood and an IV iron infusion. After a variety of tests they have found 3 masses in my small intestine that are actively bleeding, so I have to have about 18 inches of my small intestine removed. I posted a few weeks ago that my son is going to have brain surgery on the 31st so I will have mine two weeks later so I can stay with him the week he is in the hospital. I have asked for prayer before and if you don't mind I would like to ask again for my son and I.


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BIG HUGS TO THE BOTH OF YOU!!! and all the energy I can muster for good vibs and successful outcome.

jerseyangel Proficient

A prayer and many hugs for you and you son, Jenny :)

Best of luck with everything, we'll be thinking of you.

ravenwoodglass Mentor

I hope everything goes well for you both. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

holdthegluten Rising Star

i will pray for you both. Trust in God and you will be fine.

natalie Apprentice

Good luck to both you and your son. I'll be thinking of you.

Natalie

little d Enthusiast

my daughter and i will say a prayer your family at nihgt night time, i really hope that everthing will be ok

donna


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My family and I will be praying both of you.

Take care

bugstabber Rookie

I said a prayer for the both of you, hope everything goes well.

jennyj Collaborator

Many thanks to all of you. I have a strong faith but today I am a little anxious for his surgery tomorrow. Thanks for all you do. You guys are GREAT.

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