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Written by Chris Perver
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Thursday, 11 October 2007 |
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I received this email from Helen's sister in England. Helen has been given the all clear to come home, and the hospital are making travel arrangements. She is still in need of much prayer, as South Africa to Northern Ireland is long distance to travel, especially for someone in Helen's condition. Thank you for all your prayers. 2nd Corinthians 1:3-4
Blessed be God, even the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies, and the God of all comfort; Who comforteth us in all our tribulation, that we may be able to comfort them which are in any trouble, by the comfort wherewith we ourselves are comforted of God. Hi Chris
I spoke to mum on Monday and Helen was meant to be coming home on Tuesday but had not had the all clear from the doctors in Jo'burg. She had a scan on Tuesday and has been pronounced fit to fly so they are waiting to get her on a flight. Mum thinks it will be this week. They are flying Joburg to Frankfurt, Frankfurt to Dublin and then ambulance up from Dublin to hospital in Belfast, probably either the City or the Ulster. They have to remove 7 rows of seats on the plane to get the stretcher in which is why they have to come back by such a strange route. It will be mum, Helen and 2 nurses making the trip. Mum said she will be in touch when they get back to NI so you should hear something very soon.
Thanks for all your help and prayers
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Written by Chris Perver
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Tuesday, 02 October 2007 |
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I received this email from Helen's mum Enid this morning. She is staying in a guest house in Johannesburg... Dear Chris, Thanks for youe e-mail. An update on Helen is that she is recovering well and will not be mobile for at least three weeks. They are flying us both back to N. Ireland very soon. I will get in touch with you when I get back. Please thank everyone for their prayers. God has brought her through. Give my regards to all. Every Blessing Enid |
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Written by Chris Perver
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Monday, 01 October 2007 |
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I have installed a new module on the website which will enable you to share the articles with others through bookmarking websites such as Digg, del.icio.us, Reddit, etc. These are visible at the right hand side of each article. Clicking on the title of an article will reveal other popular bookmarking sites at the bottom of the page. If you click on a little bookmarking picture, it will submit the article to that particular website. I haven't really used bookmarking websites before, but for those who have, it may be a helpful tool for spreading the Gospel and proclaiming the Lord's return. I am having a little difficulty adjusting the font size, it keeps going really big before adjusting to the proper size. I am working on this issue. |
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Written by Chris Perver
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Wednesday, 26 September 2007 |
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 I've just received this email from Helen's mum Enid in Johannesburg. Praise God that Helen is now doing much better. The Lord answers prayer. Continue to remember Helen, her mum, the others involved in the accident and Kalene Mission Hospital in prayer...
Dear Chris Just an update letting you know Helen's condition. She remains in ICU in a stable condition having had surgery to her face yesterday and hip and pelvic surgery the day before. She has many cuts and bruises but all these will heal. She is much better today and is improving daily. She is starting to get cheeky and bored so must be on the mend. I would like to thank you all for your prayers and support. It is only the prayers of the Lord's people that has brought her through. It was potentially life threatening but the hospital here is fantastic. At this stage she does not need any further surgery so we have a possible 5-6 week recovery period here before she would be fit enough to travel. Give my regards to everyone. Much love Enid. This email from Helen's sister Lorraine... The hospital address is-
Milpark Hospital
9 Guild Road
Parktown West
PO Box 91155
Auckland Park 2006
Johannesburg
South Africa
It is apparently one of the best private hospitals in Johannesburg, according to a South African colleague of mine.
Latest news is that Helen has had some of the lines taken out and is hoping to be out of intensive care in the next few days. She is making excellent progress but recovery will be slow. She had surgery on Monday to repair both broken hips and her pelvis and had some work done on her face to underpin the bones. She is sitting up in bed and feeling a bit better in herself. Lorraine |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 26 September 2007 )
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Written by Chris Perver
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Monday, 24 September 2007 |
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Helen's mum Enid left for Johannesburg yesterday afternoon, and will have arrived at the hospital this morning. Helen is undergoing an operation to her pelvis and hip today. I was sent an update from Echoes, who received this email from Doctor Viv Davies who is in charge of the hospital at Kalene where Helen works. 'Helen has had a specialized procedure to insert a supporting mesh in to her aorta and they seem to have been satisfied with the result. On sat. eve. Helen had a fever and was not so well generally. She is having surgery to her hip and pelvis today (Mon) and there is also talk about plastic surgery to her facial injuries. Her mother flew out to J'burg on Sun eve Please continue to remember Helen in your prayers, that she may make a full recovery. Mark 11:22
And Jesus answering saith unto them, Have faith in God. |
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