Prayer Request

From: Tina Pelletier
Thursday, July 17, 2008 12:41:27 PM
Subject: Prayer request
Tina, can you pass this along??
Thanks

The following is an email recieved from a dear ACTS sister, Lisa Wilson. Some of you may be more familiar with her husband, Bob Wilson and her in-laws, The Eddy's and the Thurston's. Lisa has given me permission to pass this along to you for your prayers as well. We all know that all things are possible with GOD, so lets pray this thing away, whatever it may be!!

Thanks
Tina Pelletier

*side note* Amanda is Lisa's oldest daugther *end side note*

Amanda was feeling nausa since Monday night. Pain in the middle of her chest, like gas pain. Pain just like what i've been having for 8 months. We just thought it was a bug until she mentioned her urine was really dark. After a quick peak, I called the doctor. It looked like blood in her urine, again nothing major but needs antibiotic. She also said her heart was racing for two days now. I took her blood pressure and pulse rate on Bob's machine and blood pressure was low/normal, but pulse was high 96. At the doctors office, found out no blood in the urine it's Protein and her heart rate is over 100 - 110.( they took it 3 times) The pain is where the gall bladder is, so the doctor ordered blood work ASAP. He didn't want to wait until morning. He also ordered an ultrasound of her abdomen which was done this morning. The ultrasound took over 1 hr so I knew they found something. Amanda said they spent alot of time on her spleen and gallbladder and had to call in another technician to help with the ultrasound. Oh yeah, the doctor said Amanda's eyes look yellow, jaundice. So as you can imagine, I'm alittle nervous, but realize God in in control. There's nothing I can do, except pray. Just waiting for the blood test results and ultrasound results. Amanda is home now, still can't eat, feels nausa and in pain. Dr said not to take anything. It might mask the problem. We were suppose to take Virginia to Maine this weekend, but that's on hold for now. Good thing she did not go toYouth Camp this year. This probably would have gone untreated until she came home or I would have had to go to NH to pick her up.