EMERGENCY PRAYER REQUEST

Hey all,

Please pray for Sarah. She was rushed to the hospital for a suspected food poisoning!  I'm goin' there right after I post this.

Thank you...

 

Comments

Bob Ambrosius said…
We're praying for her right now and for the doctors that they will do the right thing. With love, AJ and UB
11:41 PM
kris Golden said…
Yes, I am praying with you.Hope and pray Sarah will be fine . Please keep us posted .Thanks.
1:43 PM
Jean B said…
i received a text message that Sarah will go home anytime this day...
3:28 PM
Margie Lumawan said…
To all who prayed... thank you, she's back in the house now, resting... she's feeling better although she had to sign a promissory note (freeing the MD from any responsibility) just so she can go out... you know sarah, when her mind is made up, it's made up... :)
3:58 PM
Jean B said…
that's gud to hear...(kahit pinilit niya na umuwi...hehehe)...c yah ol bukas ng umaga...
4:08 PM
Kim Lewis said…
Praying for your strength and for Sarah's quick recovery.
8:03 PM
sarah Pido said…
Thank you manang for posting this for me and thank you also for all who prayed for me. I'm feeling better now but was a bit kahiga to write for a longer update so I just decided to say thanks here :) Halamat ni hi-gayon amin. Halamat ni hi APO DIYOH for the healing. :)
7:33 AM
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