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I am writing on Amy's blog today on her behalf. Amy was admitted to the hospital last evening due to a kidney stone that is obstructing her ureter. She had surgery to have a stent placed which went well. However, Amy's temperature still remains high. They have drawn blood for a culture and these results are not back so as of now, we are unsure where her infection is coming from. Amy and her family really need and would appreciate your prayers today. I will be traveling to be with her today and so I will update when possible. Carole (Amy's sister)

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Dori Overman said…
Please let Amy and David know that I am praying for them!
Sandi H said…
Will be praying for Amy and the whole family!
Mary Ellen said…
Thank you for letting us know Carole - we will definitely be praying for them all - please keep us posted. She's been through enough lately and I'm so sorry she has to go through this too!
UL Cards Fan said…
Amy, I am praying for your complete and speedy healing. Love, LINDA
Aimee said…
Praying for Amy . . .
Anonymous said…
Please tell Amy that we are praying for her and trust that she has a speedy recovery. Thanks for the update. Junia
Unknown said…
Thanks Carole for giving an update. I've been wondering how she's doing. I'm praying for all of you!
LindaJo49 said…
My sister-in-law, Susan, was able to be at the hospital with Amy. Amy is in Susan's Bible study and David called her to ask if she would be able to go be with her. He had his hands full with three little guys who needed a parent close by.
Rochelle said…
I'm so sorry to hear this! I'm thinking & praying for Amy too!
Rochelle said…
I'm so sorry to hear this! I'm thinking & praying for Amy too!
Kimberly said…
So sorry...will keep Amy and her family in prayer!
I will be praying for Amy daily. Look forward to hearing an update that she is completely well and back home with her men.
I feel so badly for Amy, David and the boys. They have been through so much. Amy is such a strong person though and someone that really inspires me in both her life and her words.

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