Hi everyone!..and request for my little brother's healing (long)

[Guest guest]

Hi there, K brothers and sisters!

I have returned refreshed and renewed.

I did arrive to hear some bad news.

Please, would you spare some of your time

for prayer for my sickly brother?

 

My 23 year old brother is in the i.c.u.

I went to see him yesterday. He's hooked up to

an i.v. and a feeding tube. Apparently, he had a blockage

in his stomach, and was experiencing horrific pain.

Everyone he tried to call for help, told him it was nothing.

He wound up very sick, in the emergency room.

They had to do surgery. They cut out part of his intestines, to remove

some sort of blockage, and then stitched it back up again.

He told my mom that the doctor said the blockage was

a rubber glove, but I know he was probably delirious by then-

and just wasn't making any sense. No one has been able to speak with the doctor.

It seems he's never around when we want to speak with him.

He felt like he was starving. He wasn't allowed to have any food or drinks.

I guess he couldn't take it anymore, and he somehow unhooked his tubes and took

off. He made his way down four floors, to the exit..and managed to walk all the

way home (several miles). The doctors gave the order for him to be located and

found, so several ambulances went in search of him. My mom was called, and she

went looking. too. They found him outside of his apartment..

lying on the ground.

He said he was so exhausted, and it felt so good to lie down..even though he was

on the ground in the heat.

The doctors said he must not eat or drink.

They said if he had even a sip of a beverage, or a little bit of food,

he would have died.

He has pneumonia now, as well.

I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw him. I just a week, he lost so much

weight.

His face was really thin, and his eyes were big and seemingly unfocused.

He had almost no strength to speak. He couldn't move by himself.

It seemed he was drifting in and out of dreams, because the things he was saying

weren't making sense.

He said he looks around and sees only dead people.

The he started babbling about a toad who ran away with a stool, and

an old man in a coffee mug with a cane. To that one, he was laughing, saying

" Cup of Joe. " I told him he was certainly the laziest person I've ever in my

life seen. I made him really laugh, by making him feel less afraid of his

condition.

I told him that few people have ever mastered the art of nothing, but he truly

has.

You don't even eat your food, you lazy little punk, I said.

You've found a way to get machines to do that for you, too.

He was laughing like crazy, and then it was time to go.

Visiting hour was over by then.

At one point, I had gone away, to the restroom.

After we left, my mom told me that during that time,

he was asking her if he could please have iced tea and soda for his birthday

(late October). He must have been so thirsty.

Hearing that made me really sad, but I know he'll get better with faith and

prayer.

I told him that if he stayed in the hospital until the doctors let him go, I'll

give him

a gift card to Wawa, and he can buy all the iced tea and soda he wants.

Thank you all so very much, for your prayers on this.

I will be fasting and praying, and meditating on his healing.

With love and thanks,

Tara

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Tara! Glad you enjoyed your vacation. I will be

glad to pray for your brother...what's his first name?

 

Peace, love,

Claudia

 

--- tara jacoby <tjmassage7777 wrote:

 

> Hi there, K brothers and sisters!

> I have returned refreshed and renewed.

> I did arrive to hear some bad news.

> Please, would you spare some of your time

> for prayer for my sickly brother?

 

 

 

 

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Me too!

Stephen

 

, Claudia

Lambright <newtfoodbowl wrote:

>

> Hi Tara! Glad you enjoyed your vacation. I will be

> glad to pray for your brother...what's his first name?

>

> Peace, love,

> Claudia

>

> --- tara jacoby <tjmassage7777 wrote:

>

> > Hi there, K brothers and sisters!

> > I have returned refreshed and renewed.

> > I did arrive to hear some bad news.

> > Please, would you spare some of your time

> > for prayer for my sickly brother?

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Dearest Tara -

My prayers are for your brother, my evening meditation will be focused on his

healing. I feel it in my heart. I also feel his great spirit and his will, he

is a bright being.

Much Love to you Tara, your brother and everyone too.

Becky

 

tara jacoby <tjmassage7777 wrote: Hi

there, K brothers and sisters!

I have returned refreshed and renewed.

I did arrive to hear some bad news.

Please, would you spare some of your time

for prayer for my sickly brother?

 

My 23 year old brother is in the i.c.u.

I went to see him yesterday. He's hooked up to

an i.v. and a feeding tube. Apparently, he had a blockage

in his stomach, and was experiencing horrific pain.

Everyone he tried to call for help, told him it was nothing.

He wound up very sick, in the emergency room.

They had to do surgery. They cut out part of his intestines, to remove

some sort of blockage, and then stitched it back up again.

He told my mom that the doctor said the blockage was

a rubber glove, but I know he was probably delirious by then-

and just wasn't making any sense. No one has been able to speak with the

doctor. It seems he's never around when we want to speak with him.

He felt like he was starving. He wasn't allowed to have any food or drinks.

I guess he couldn't take it anymore, and he somehow unhooked his tubes and took

off. He made his way down four floors, to the exit..and managed to walk all the

way home (several miles). The doctors gave the order for him to be located and

found, so several ambulances went in search of him. My mom was called, and she

went looking. too. They found him outside of his apartment..

lying on the ground.

He said he was so exhausted, and it felt so good to lie down..even though he

was on the ground in the heat.

The doctors said he must not eat or drink.

They said if he had even a sip of a beverage, or a little bit of food,

he would have died.

He has pneumonia now, as well.

I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw him. I just a week, he lost so much

weight.

His face was really thin, and his eyes were big and seemingly unfocused.

He had almost no strength to speak. He couldn't move by himself.

It seemed he was drifting in and out of dreams, because the things he was

saying weren't making sense.

He said he looks around and sees only dead people.

The he started babbling about a toad who ran away with a stool, and

an old man in a coffee mug with a cane. To that one, he was laughing, saying

" Cup of Joe. " I told him he was certainly the laziest person I've ever in my

life seen. I made him really laugh, by making him feel less afraid of his

condition.

I told him that few people have ever mastered the art of nothing, but he truly

has.

You don't even eat your food, you lazy little punk, I said.

You've found a way to get machines to do that for you, too.

He was laughing like crazy, and then it was time to go.

Visiting hour was over by then.

At one point, I had gone away, to the restroom.

After we left, my mom told me that during that time,

he was asking her if he could please have iced tea and soda for his birthday

(late October). He must have been so thirsty.

Hearing that made me really sad, but I know he'll get better with faith and

prayer.

I told him that if he stayed in the hospital until the doctors let him go, I'll

give him

a gift card to Wawa, and he can buy all the iced tea and soda he wants.

Thank you all so very much, for your prayers on this.

I will be fasting and praying, and meditating on his healing.

With love and thanks,

Tara

 

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[Guest guest]

So sorry to hear about your brother Tara! I will send some healing

his way. I know this sounds odd, but maybe something positive will

come out of this for your brother. Sometimes a life altering event

will do that.

 

Sarita

 

, tara jacoby

<tjmassage7777 wrote:

>

> Hi there, K brothers and sisters!

> I have returned refreshed and renewed.

> I did arrive to hear some bad news.

> Please, would you spare some of your time

> for prayer for my sickly brother?

>

> My 23 year old brother is in the i.c.u.

> I went to see him yesterday. He's hooked up to

> an i.v. and a feeding tube. Apparently, he had a blockage

> in his stomach, and was experiencing horrific pain.

> Everyone he tried to call for help, told him it was nothing.

> He wound up very sick, in the emergency room.

> They had to do surgery. They cut out part of his intestines, to

remove

> some sort of blockage, and then stitched it back up again.

> He told my mom that the doctor said the blockage was

> a rubber glove, but I know he was probably delirious by then-

> and just wasn't making any sense. No one has been able to speak

with the doctor. It seems he's never around when we want to speak

with him.

> He felt like he was starving. He wasn't allowed to have any food or

drinks.

> I guess he couldn't take it anymore, and he somehow unhooked his

tubes and took off. He made his way down four floors, to the

exit..and managed to walk all the way home (several miles). The

doctors gave the order for him to be located and found, so several

ambulances went in search of him. My mom was called, and she went

looking. too. They found him outside of his apartment..

> lying on the ground.

> He said he was so exhausted, and it felt so good to lie down..even

though he was on the ground in the heat.

> The doctors said he must not eat or drink.

> They said if he had even a sip of a beverage, or a little bit of

food,

> he would have died.

> He has pneumonia now, as well.

> I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw him. I just a week, he lost

so much weight.

> His face was really thin, and his eyes were big and seemingly

unfocused.

> He had almost no strength to speak. He couldn't move by himself.

> It seemed he was drifting in and out of dreams, because the things

he was saying weren't making sense.

> He said he looks around and sees only dead people.

> The he started babbling about a toad who ran away with a stool, and

> an old man in a coffee mug with a cane. To that one, he was

laughing, saying " Cup of Joe. " I told him he was certainly the

laziest person I've ever in my life seen. I made him really laugh, by

making him feel less afraid of his condition.

> I told him that few people have ever mastered the art of nothing,

but he truly has.

> You don't even eat your food, you lazy little punk, I said.

> You've found a way to get machines to do that for you, too.

> He was laughing like crazy, and then it was time to go.

> Visiting hour was over by then.

> At one point, I had gone away, to the restroom.

> After we left, my mom told me that during that time,

> he was asking her if he could please have iced tea and soda for his

birthday (late October). He must have been so thirsty.

> Hearing that made me really sad, but I know he'll get better with

faith and prayer.

> I told him that if he stayed in the hospital until the doctors let

him go, I'll give him

> a gift card to Wawa, and he can buy all the iced tea and soda he

wants.

> Thank you all so very much, for your prayers on this.

> I will be fasting and praying, and meditating on his healing.

> With love and thanks,

> Tara

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

________

> Got a little couch potato?

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>

>

>

>

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much, Becky.

Your healing meditation will be greatly appreciated.

I forgot to mention, that for quite a while now, Rob has been reading up on and

interested in Kundalini.

I coached him on our safeties, so that if he chose to become activated, he

wouldn't be just thrown into it blindly..like a lot of people apparently are.

He says he has been following our safety guidelines for a while.

He's into a lot of spiritual things. Like me, he's always on a journey.

Except, he seems to get really side tracked, and very easily.

Thanks again Becky!

With love and gratitude,

Tara

 

Becky Jean Rich <beckyjeanrich wrote:

Dearest Tara -

My prayers are for your brother, my evening meditation will be focused on his

healing. I feel it in my heart. I also feel his great spirit and his will, he

is a bright being.

Much Love to you Tara, your brother and everyone too.

Becky

 

tara jacoby <tjmassage7777 wrote:

Hi there, K brothers and sisters!

I have returned refreshed and renewed.

I did arrive to hear some bad news.

Please, would you spare some of your time

for prayer for my sickly brother?

 

My 23 year old brother is in the i.c.u.

I went to see him yesterday. He's hooked up to

an i.v. and a feeding tube. Apparently, he had a blockage

in his stomach, and was experiencing horrific pain.

Everyone he tried to call for help, told him it was nothing.

He wound up very sick, in the emergency room.

They had to do surgery. They cut out part of his intestines, to remove

some sort of blockage, and then stitched it back up again.

He told my mom that the doctor said the blockage was

a rubber glove, but I know he was probably delirious by then-

and just wasn't making any sense. No one has been able to speak with the

doctor. It seems he's never around when we want to speak with him.

He felt like he was starving. He wasn't allowed to have any food or drinks.

I guess he couldn't take it anymore, and he somehow unhooked his tubes and

took off. He made his way down four floors, to the exit..and managed to walk all

the way home (several miles). The doctors gave the order for him to be located

and found, so several ambulances went in search of him. My mom was called, and

she went looking. too. They found him outside of his apartment..

lying on the ground.

He said he was so exhausted, and it felt so good to lie down..even though he

was on the ground in the heat.

The doctors said he must not eat or drink.

They said if he had even a sip of a beverage, or a little bit of food,

he would have died.

He has pneumonia now, as well.

I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw him. I just a week, he lost so much

weight.

His face was really thin, and his eyes were big and seemingly unfocused.

He had almost no strength to speak. He couldn't move by himself.

It seemed he was drifting in and out of dreams, because the things he was

saying weren't making sense.

He said he looks around and sees only dead people.

The he started babbling about a toad who ran away with a stool, and

an old man in a coffee mug with a cane. To that one, he was laughing, saying

" Cup of Joe. " I told him he was certainly the laziest person I've ever in my

life seen. I made him really laugh, by making him feel less afraid of his

condition.

I told him that few people have ever mastered the art of nothing, but he truly

has.

You don't even eat your food, you lazy little punk, I said.

You've found a way to get machines to do that for you, too.

He was laughing like crazy, and then it was time to go.

Visiting hour was over by then.

At one point, I had gone away, to the restroom.

After we left, my mom told me that during that time,

he was asking her if he could please have iced tea and soda for his birthday

(late October). He must have been so thirsty.

Hearing that made me really sad, but I know he'll get better with faith and

prayer.

I told him that if he stayed in the hospital until the doctors let him go,

I'll give him

a gift card to Wawa, and he can buy all the iced tea and soda he wants.

Thank you all so very much, for your prayers on this.

I will be fasting and praying, and meditating on his healing.

With love and thanks,

Tara

 

________

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[Guest guest]

Actually, I've been thinking the same way..strange, huh?

He has always been labeled the 'odd one' in our family, because he

really acts out of line. He's never really chosen to be in control of his

emotions-

so he lashes out at everyone for ridiculous reasons. He's changed a lot in the

past month or so. I still feel that he needs to understand that this life is an

important stepping stone, and not to be taken lightly. I keep trying to make him

understand, but he's never really paid attention. At the same time, over the

past several months, my mom has been asking my siblings and I, who will take

care of him in the event that she dies. I'm hoping that my siblings will see

that him in a different light now, and try a little harder to include him. I

know I have changed

already. I feel he will begin to take steps toward bettering himself, on his

individual level. That was great insight, Sarita!

With much love and gratitude,

Tara

 

 

>So sorry to hear about your brother Tara! I will send some healing

>his way. I know this sounds odd, but maybe something positive will

>come out of this for your brother. Sometimes a life altering event

>will do that.

 

>Sarita

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sarita <sarita1969 wrote: So sorry

to hear about your brother Tara! I will send some healing

his way. I know this sounds odd, but maybe something positive will

come out of this for your brother. Sometimes a life altering event

will do that.

 

Sarita

 

, tara jacoby

<tjmassage7777 wrote:

>

> Hi there, K brothers and sisters!

> I have returned refreshed and renewed.

> I did arrive to hear some bad news.

> Please, would you spare some of your time

> for prayer for my sickly brother?

>

> My 23 year old brother is in the i.c.u.

> I went to see him yesterday. He's hooked up to

> an i.v. and a feeding tube. Apparently, he had a blockage

> in his stomach, and was experiencing horrific pain.

> Everyone he tried to call for help, told him it was nothing.

> He wound up very sick, in the emergency room.

> They had to do surgery. They cut out part of his intestines, to

remove

> some sort of blockage, and then stitched it back up again.

> He told my mom that the doctor said the blockage was

> a rubber glove, but I know he was probably delirious by then-

> and just wasn't making any sense. No one has been able to speak

with the doctor. It seems he's never around when we want to speak

with him.

> He felt like he was starving. He wasn't allowed to have any food or

drinks.

> I guess he couldn't take it anymore, and he somehow unhooked his

tubes and took off. He made his way down four floors, to the

exit..and managed to walk all the way home (several miles). The

doctors gave the order for him to be located and found, so several

ambulances went in search of him. My mom was called, and she went

looking. too. They found him outside of his apartment..

> lying on the ground.

> He said he was so exhausted, and it felt so good to lie down..even

though he was on the ground in the heat.

> The doctors said he must not eat or drink.

> They said if he had even a sip of a beverage, or a little bit of

food,

> he would have died.

> He has pneumonia now, as well.

> I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw him. I just a week, he lost

so much weight.

> His face was really thin, and his eyes were big and seemingly

unfocused.

> He had almost no strength to speak. He couldn't move by himself.

> It seemed he was drifting in and out of dreams, because the things

he was saying weren't making sense.

> He said he looks around and sees only dead people.

> The he started babbling about a toad who ran away with a stool, and

> an old man in a coffee mug with a cane. To that one, he was

laughing, saying " Cup of Joe. " I told him he was certainly the

laziest person I've ever in my life seen. I made him really laugh, by

making him feel less afraid of his condition.

> I told him that few people have ever mastered the art of nothing,

but he truly has.

> You don't even eat your food, you lazy little punk, I said.

> You've found a way to get machines to do that for you, too.

> He was laughing like crazy, and then it was time to go.

> Visiting hour was over by then.

> At one point, I had gone away, to the restroom.

> After we left, my mom told me that during that time,

> he was asking her if he could please have iced tea and soda for his

birthday (late October). He must have been so thirsty.

> Hearing that made me really sad, but I know he'll get better with

faith and prayer.

> I told him that if he stayed in the hospital until the doctors let

him go, I'll give him

> a gift card to Wawa, and he can buy all the iced tea and soda he

wants.

> Thank you all so very much, for your prayers on this.

> I will be fasting and praying, and meditating on his healing.

> With love and thanks,

> Tara

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> ________

> Got a little couch potato?

> Check out fun summer activities for kids.

> http://search./search?

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>

>

>

>

>

>

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>

>

[Guest guest]

And me.

 

Sherri

 

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Me too!

Stephen

 

, Claudia

Lambright <newtfoodbowl wrote:

>

> Hi Tara! Glad you enjoyed your vacation. I will be

> glad to pray for your brother...what's his first name?

>

> Peace, love,

> Claudia

>

> --- tara jacoby <tjmassage7777 wrote:

>

> > Hi there, K brothers and sisters!

> > I have returned refreshed and renewed.

> > I did arrive to hear some bad news.

> > Please, would you spare some of your time

> > for prayer for my sickly brother?

>

>

>

>

>

________

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>

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Not so strange Tara when you think of what we are involved with

here! I just got this overwhelming feeling that this was going on

for a reason and that he will come out of it changed. Keep us

aprised of what happens! Who knows, he might even join us one of

these days.

 

Sarita

 

, tara jacoby

<tjmassage7777 wrote:

>

> Actually, I've been thinking the same way..strange, huh?

> He has always been labeled the 'odd one' in our family, because he

> really acts out of line. He's never really chosen to be in control

of his emotions-

> so he lashes out at everyone for ridiculous reasons. He's changed a

lot in the past month or so. I still feel that he needs to understand

that this life is an important stepping stone, and not to be taken

lightly. I keep trying to make him understand, but he's never really

paid attention. At the same time, over the past several months, my

mom has been asking my siblings and I, who will take care of him in

the event that she dies. I'm hoping that my siblings will see that

him in a different light now, and try a little harder to include him.

I know I have changed

> already. I feel he will begin to take steps toward bettering

himself, on his individual level. That was great insight, Sarita!

> With much love and gratitude,

> Tara

[Guest guest]

Welcome back Tara. Sorry to hear about your brother. I will pray for

him.

 

Linda

 

, tara jacoby

<tjmassage7777 wrote:

>

> Hi there, K brothers and sisters!

> I have returned refreshed and renewed.

> I did arrive to hear some bad news.

> Please, would you spare some of your time

> for prayer for my sickly brother?

>

> My 23 year old brother is in the i.c.u.

> I went to see him yesterday. He's hooked up to

> an i.v. and a feeding tube. Apparently, he had a blockage

> in his stomach, and was experiencing horrific pain.

> Everyone he tried to call for help, told him it was nothing.

> He wound up very sick, in the emergency room.

> They had to do surgery. They cut out part of his intestines, to

remove

> some sort of blockage, and then stitched it back up again.

> He told my mom that the doctor said the blockage was

> a rubber glove, but I know he was probably delirious by then-

> and just wasn't making any sense. No one has been able to speak

with the doctor. It seems he's never around when we want to speak

with him.

> He felt like he was starving. He wasn't allowed to have any food or

drinks.

> I guess he couldn't take it anymore, and he somehow unhooked his

tubes and took off. He made his way down four floors, to the

exit..and managed to walk all the way home (several miles). The

doctors gave the order for him to be located and found, so several

ambulances went in search of him. My mom was called, and she went

looking. too. They found him outside of his apartment..

> lying on the ground.

> He said he was so exhausted, and it felt so good to lie down..even

though he was on the ground in the heat.

> The doctors said he must not eat or drink.

> They said if he had even a sip of a beverage, or a little bit of

food,

> he would have died.

> He has pneumonia now, as well.

> I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw him. I just a week, he lost

so much weight.

> His face was really thin, and his eyes were big and seemingly

unfocused.

> He had almost no strength to speak. He couldn't move by himself.

> It seemed he was drifting in and out of dreams, because the things

he was saying weren't making sense.

> He said he looks around and sees only dead people.

> The he started babbling about a toad who ran away with a stool, and

> an old man in a coffee mug with a cane. To that one, he was

laughing, saying " Cup of Joe. " I told him he was certainly the

laziest person I've ever in my life seen. I made him really laugh, by

making him feel less afraid of his condition.

> I told him that few people have ever mastered the art of nothing,

but he truly has.

> You don't even eat your food, you lazy little punk, I said.

> You've found a way to get machines to do that for you, too.

> He was laughing like crazy, and then it was time to go.

> Visiting hour was over by then.

> At one point, I had gone away, to the restroom.

> After we left, my mom told me that during that time,

> he was asking her if he could please have iced tea and soda for his

birthday (late October). He must have been so thirsty.

> Hearing that made me really sad, but I know he'll get better with

faith and prayer.

> I told him that if he stayed in the hospital until the doctors let

him go, I'll give him

> a gift card to Wawa, and he can buy all the iced tea and soda he

wants.

> Thank you all so very much, for your prayers on this.

> I will be fasting and praying, and meditating on his healing.

> With love and thanks,

> Tara

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