Evidence for God from Science

Yes, Hana, most excellent news, indeed! Merry Christmas to you both!

and i learned an hour ago tha doctors thought he would not survive the infection

maybe he did due to various immunity supportive drugs he was taking at home
or maybe ... higher power

Great news Hana!

1over137 wrote:and i learned an hour ago tha doctors thought he would not survive the infection

maybe he did due to various immunity supportive drugs he was taking at home
or maybe ... higher power

No doubt. But you know doctors will never admit that. Awesome news Hana.

Tomas feels pressure in head
so tomorrow it is probable that they will give him shunt
unless miracle happens...

if I have enough faith will miracle happen?

1over137 wrote:Tomas feels pressure in head
so tomorrow it is probable that they will give him shunt
unless miracle happens...

if I have enough faith will miracle happen?

Possibly Hana, possibly.

If not that miracle, then maybe another instead.

Either way, know that we are here, praying, loving you, holding you in our hearts.

God is with you, as we are

thank you

Dear friends,

Now my husband suffers from radio necrosis.
Well, let me copy paste parts of one scientific article to fully know the risks (below).
Please, pray that the inflammation will be under control and not destructive.

Thank you and God bless.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4325371/
Radionecrosis is the end point of late radiation injury and is frequently irreversible and often progressive [27,33]. If not treated successfully, it can cause serious neurologic injury secondary to cerebral edema and mass effect. Patients often develop progressive lesions that may require surgical intervention to remove the cause of an advancing front of destructive inflammation. Initial management includes corticosteroids with dexamethasone, which will often lead to prompt improvement in symptoms. Although some patients will have resolution of their symptoms with conservative management and eventually taper off steroids, the majority of patients will require long-term steroid use and will be at risk of complications such as osteoporosis, infection and proximal muscle weakness. When the process is not arrested by dexamethasone, steroids can also be used in certain cases as a bridge to surgery. Surgery may be the only therapy that halts the process or leads to improvement of symptoms. We recommend consideration of surgery with a progressive symptomatic process not halted by steroids as the procedure may be beneficial for either progressive tumor or necrosis.

In addition to corticosteroids, many nonoperative treatment approaches have been used in an attempt to treat radionecrosis, including anticoagulants [34], pentoxyfyline, desferioxamine, pentobarbital, hyperbaric oxygen and, more recently, bevacizumab, a monoclonal antibody targeted against VEGF.

Please, pray that the inflammation will be under control and not destructive.

done and Hana. for you and Tomas, always in our thoughts and prayers.

We are with you in this hana

Hana, I realize the variables, options, and the possibilities of various outcomes are both scary and overwhelming to you. But God will lead your path; He knows what things are best for Tomas, and for you. He will show you. And we, here, will continue to do our part in lifting you both up!

Hana, We shall pray for you both however we are small group of prayers. GOD will help you, just believe it.

Hello Hanna I'm so sorry I haven't been here my friend as I have had so many things to deal with that just hit me recently

But I'm so happy to hear that that some good news had come to you . There isn't a day that I haven't prayed for you and hubby .
I ask God to continually protect and comfort you beyond these trying times my sister in Christ
God bless you both
Bippy

Bippy

May the New Year be happier than this one.

Even if the healing doesnt come....