With all the doctor visits this week, we cannot but help but sympathize with you!
I have long maintained that anyone who can still say “Fap!” after seeing the doctor is far from being defeated.
Plus you have our prayers. Get well soon, Erlene.
With all the doctor visits this week, we cannot but help but sympathize with you!
I have long maintained that anyone who can still say “Fap!” after seeing the doctor is far from being defeated.
Plus you have our prayers. Get well soon, Erlene.
Oh, thank you so very much. I really appreciate your friendship and prayers. My prayers are with you and Patty, too. We will whip this.
Hope you feel better Erlene
Hang in there.
Erlene, I’m praying for you.
But Lee, “Fap” is pretty mild for what I often say after I’ve been to the doctor — or, rather, after I’ve been to three intake assistants, PAs, and/or medical students before my 15 seconds with the doctor. (Grrr.)
In Britain the doctors were actually using chess clocks to make sure the patient got no more than 15 minutes.
Praying for you, Erlene!
I second the sentiment. Be healed, Erlene, in Jesus’ Name!