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Happy Heart * Status

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From: Kirk Gollwitzer
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1998 00:00
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To all concerned:   Thank you very much for your prayers for my
daughter,  Lauren Gollwitzer.  Lauren underwent surgery on the 8th, as
planned, and to the best of our knowledge, the surgery was successful.
The surgeon said that the results were what he expected.

I must tell you that we all were bolstered by the holy spirit, blessed
mother and angels.   I say angels because, every day during and
following the surgery, people would come from  nowhere to lend help and
offer prayer.  Small comforts throughout the day.

We have Lauren home now and we are struggling with everything from post
surgical pain, to reactions to medications.  We are also having a tough
time moving her around the house and getting her into the bathroom.
(She is now in long leg casts!)  We also see anxiety and frustration in
Lauren.

Please pray for Lauren's continued recovery.  I also ask that you pray
for her primary orthopedic surgeon to be trust worthy and truthful.
Unfortunately, it has been our experience that many physicians have
tremendous egos.    These egos, coupled with the ever increasing threat
of malpractice suits, many times have an amazing impact on communication
and truthfulness.

I pray that the surgery was successful... and I also pray that the holy
spirit help these physicians in their job.

Please also pray for Lauren's feet, where their is a threat that we may
have lost position.   About three years ago... Lauren underwent Club
Foot surgery.... the plan was to position her feet so that she may stand
correctly.   After coming out of surgery we noticed that the surgeon
casted her feet so that her toes are pointing downward.  We hope and
pray that we will not lose position, and that her feet are still fine.

I realize that this request may be confusing.... but this is a prayer
from the heart.

.........Kirk

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Kirk Gollwitzer - - Territory Manager
Computer Management Sciences, Inc.  CMSI
Greenville, SC  888-746-6022  Ext. 6601
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Date: 1998/04/14
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