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This blog was created to help communicate the current situation and needs of the Van Swol family. Please feel free to leave encouraging comments for them under any post. The blog will be updated as often as possible to keep information current. Please click the link to the left to read the story from the beginning.

September 4, 2009

Day 5

Last night was a better night. This morning, Joshua woke up with a cough. Any sickness at this point is a concern for all. Elizabeth is still experiencing fear. Please continue to pray - specifically for the cough to go away and for Elizabeth to not be fearful.

5 comments:

Aaron said...

We are praying Joanne and Mark!! Wish we could be there to be of some help.

Love,
Aaron and Julie

Randy said...

Van Swols -

I find comfort in times that I don't understand what God is doing or not doing in John 9:1-3. I know that we are not able to comprehend His ways nor are we able to see what the future holds but these words bring "the peace that passes understanding"

John 9:1-3
As he went along, he saw a man blind from birth. His disciples asked him, "Rabbi, who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?" "Neither this man nor his parents sinned," said Jesus, "but this happened so that the work of God might be displayed in his life."

You are in our prayers.
Randy

Meg said...

Hey!
I'm very thankful to hear that last night was better - will continue to pray for ya'll.
Hope the books/tapes help to relieve some boredom!

meg

Anonymous said...

Thank you for creating the blog. So many are interested & praying for your family. It is a "hard journey" but this is God's specialty. When you are weak He is strong. May you feel His comfort & His love throughout your days. Be reassured that His hand is upon each of you & He can be trusted- always, and in all things. We love you, The Holmes family

Jean said...

Leanne filled us in on all that happened. Please know we are praying for you and trusting God to care for your entire family. We will check the blog regularly to know how specifically to "help" from afar.

With love,
Chris and Jean Mays