Brennan Update - Mary Cringan healing / prayer request

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone,

 

Thanks for all of the prayers and healing that you have given to

Brennan. It is much appreciated. He is stable, with some regular

medication he is now on. As far as I know he hasn't had any seizures

since he started the medication. He is doing better in school and has

returned to a more normal state. I saw him a few weeks ago though,

and he's not quite right yet though. He has low energy levels and

just seems to have a sort of slouchy resignation in his body if that

makes any sense. Sort of a there, but not there look about him. Like

his strength or vigour is just a bit sapped. He is doing much better

though. My thanks and appreciation and my sister's and her family's

as well. I will share with you any further news on his condition.

Thank you so much again.

 

**

 

My Grandmother Mary Cringan is one of the most stubbornost wonderful

women on the planet and is giving her family a heck of a time as they

try to help her age gracefully. She fought tooth and nail to keep her

driver's licence, but recently had to give that up. She refuses to

take taxis now (she's very bitter about losing her licence, but was

quite dangerous behind the wheel, she's dangerous with a shopping

cart...) and has gotten disoriented a few times walking a mile or so

from the house. A long story short, she refuses to see doctors,

almost all assistance in any way, cleaning help, considering moving

into a home for proper care, etc, etc. Her health is deteriorating.

Any healing or prayers for her situation and her children trying to

take care of her is much appreciated. I pray that she can have some

happiness, health and experience as much love as possible before her

transition, for her highest good of course.

 

My thanks and love to you all for your help. My prayers for all of

you and your loved ones that need help as well.

 

bradly

[Guest guest]

Bradly, thanks for the update on Brennan...I will keep him in my

prayers and I will add your grandmother, Mary. I can understand how

hard it is to all involved when an elderly member has to give up

their independence. Hasn't been so long since my family went through

that with my mom. It takes a while for all to adjust.

Love,

Linda

 

, " curball2002 "

<curball2002 wrote:

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> Thanks for all of the prayers and healing that you have given to

> Brennan. It is much appreciated. He is stable, with some regular

> medication he is now on. As far as I know he hasn't had any

seizures

> since he started the medication. He is doing better in school and

has

> returned to a more normal state. I saw him a few weeks ago though,

> and he's not quite right yet though. He has low energy levels and

> just seems to have a sort of slouchy resignation in his body if

that

> makes any sense. Sort of a there, but not there look about him.

Like

> his strength or vigour is just a bit sapped. He is doing much

better

> though. My thanks and appreciation and my sister's and her family's

> as well. I will share with you any further news on his condition.

> Thank you so much again.

>

> **

>

> My Grandmother Mary Cringan is one of the most stubbornost

wonderful

> women on the planet and is giving her family a heck of a time as

they

> try to help her age gracefully. She fought tooth and nail to keep

her

> driver's licence, but recently had to give that up. She refuses to

> take taxis now (she's very bitter about losing her licence, but was

> quite dangerous behind the wheel, she's dangerous with a shopping

> cart...) and has gotten disoriented a few times walking a mile or

so

> from the house. A long story short, she refuses to see doctors,

> almost all assistance in any way, cleaning help, considering moving

> into a home for proper care, etc, etc. Her health is deteriorating.

> Any healing or prayers for her situation and her children trying to

> take care of her is much appreciated. I pray that she can have some

> happiness, health and experience as much love as possible before

her

> transition, for her highest good of course.

>

> My thanks and love to you all for your help. My prayers for all of

> you and your loved ones that need help as well.

>

> bradly

>

[Guest guest]

Glad to hear Brennan is doing better Brad! I fear that the " there

but not there " would probably be a side effect to the medication. As

one who has taken all kinds of substances for control of migraines,

including anti-seizure meds, I can attest to that.

 

It is a tough thing with your grandma. I remember that when my

grandma has macular degeneration and was considered legally blind,

she became so angry and bitter that she refused all pleasures that

before had to do with eyesight. She was sent free books on tape by

the society for the blind and refused to even touch them. The taking

of independene in one who is already in the upper reaches of their

life is very devastating.

 

I recall when I was in the rehab after my accident with two broken

shoulders and had to be bathed and fed. It was so degrading, even

though I knew it was temporary. I gained a new respect for the sick

and elderly during that experience.

 

Best wishes and prayers to you and the family.

 

Sarita

 

, " curball2002 "

<curball2002 wrote:

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> Thanks for all of the prayers and healing that you have given to

> Brennan. It is much appreciated. He is stable, with some regular

> medication he is now on. As far as I know he hasn't had any

seizures

> since he started the medication. He is doing better in school and

has

> returned to a more normal state. I saw him a few weeks ago though,

> and he's not quite right yet though. He has low energy levels and

> just seems to have a sort of slouchy resignation in his body if

that

> makes any sense. Sort of a there, but not there look about him.

Like

> his strength or vigour is just a bit sapped. He is doing much

better

> though. My thanks and appreciation and my sister's and her family's

> as well. I will share with you any further news on his condition.

> Thank you so much again.

>

> **

>

> My Grandmother Mary Cringan is one of the most stubbornost

wonderful

> women on the planet and is giving her family a heck of a time as

they

> try to help her age gracefully. She fought tooth and nail to keep

her

> driver's licence, but recently had to give that up. She refuses to

> take taxis now (she's very bitter about losing her licence, but was

> quite dangerous behind the wheel, she's dangerous with a shopping

> cart...) and has gotten disoriented a few times walking a mile or

so

> from the house. A long story short, she refuses to see doctors,

> almost all assistance in any way, cleaning help, considering moving

> into a home for proper care, etc, etc. Her health is deteriorating.

> Any healing or prayers for her situation and her children trying to

> take care of her is much appreciated. I pray that she can have some

> happiness, health and experience as much love as possible before

her

> transition, for her highest good of course.

>

> My thanks and love to you all for your help. My prayers for all of

> you and your loved ones that need help as well.

>

> bradly

>