Prayer Request Update - Ron Mayberry

This is an update on Ron Mayberry of St Agatha's from his daughter Tiffany. Thank you so much for your continued, powerful prayers for his complete recovery and total healing. God is So Good! May you and your family be blessed abundantly, Teri & Michael (see below)

Hi All,    We just wanted to give you an update on my dad's health as promised. He's slowly   come out of sedation and seems to be getting a little stronger day by day. He   still is in ICU, but they are working on weaning him off the ventilator. They   have him breathing mostly on his own throughout the day which is a huge   improvement. As this is a bit of an exhausting task for him at this point, he   remains on the ventilator during the night for now and continues to have a   breathing tube (which he seems agitated with today).    His biggest improvement so far is that he now opens his eyes when you call his   name and is able to move his body a little. This is definite progress from where   he was!     We are still waiting to get results from his MRI to determine if there was any   neurological damage, but he seems to be improving little by little. We ask that   you continue to remain diligent in prayer and we are staying faithful and   optimistic for continued progress and no setbacks.    I'll continue to send updates as we learn more about his condition.  Thanks   again for your endless prayers and well wishes. We are confident he will pull   through this completely!    Thanks again,  Tiffany    Sent from my iPad    > On Sep 19, 2013, at 3:40 PM, Tiffany Mayberry wrote:  >   > Hi All,   >   > I'm sure many of you have heard that my dad has been in the hospital since   last Thursday, September 12th.  For those that haven't heard, my apologies for   sending this information to you via email. My mom and I are very grateful to   those who have called, sent their well wishes and have been continually praying   for his speedy recovery.    >   > My dad originally came in the hospital due to an infection he had related to   one of his toes having gangrene and needing to be removed. He successful had his   surgery on Sunday, September 15th, however we were waiting to see how his   circulation would be after the surgery to determine if they needed to remove the   other toes on his foot. As many of you know, he is a diabetic and with gangrene   it has to be monitored closely.  >   > For some reason that we cannot answer (and neither can his doctors) since he   was doing pretty well, his heart stopped on Monday evening but the rapid   response team was able to successfully revive him. Since then, he has been in   critical care in ICU and we are waiting patiently for him to get well.  As of   today, he's undergone a procedure which tests for any neurological damage since   his heart did stop and they have medically induced a coma. They are currently   slowly taking him off the sedation and we should have a further update on his   status tomorrow or over the weekend.  >   > We just ask for your prayers at this time and we are staying positive and   optimistic that this is only temporary.  He's a fighter and has a zest for life   so we're faithful he'll pull through this!  I'll be sure to update everyone   included on this email as the days pass and feel free to forward along to anyone   I've missed.  >   > Thanks in advance!  >   > All the best,  > Tiffany  >   > Sent from my iPad  

      
Prayer for Healing  Lord, look upon Ron with eyes of mercy, may Your healing hand rest upon him,  may Your life giving powers flow into every cell of his body and into the  depths of his soul, cleansing, purifying, restoring him to wholeness and  strength for service in Your Kingdom. Amen.