my Mom tripped and fell ...need prayers

[Chad5005]

Prayers to your mom for a speedy recovery

[daloper]

Father God. We give you the Glory for what you are doing for Jon's mother. We ask that you continue the healing and that all will go will so that she can move back into her home. Be with the PT workers and the doctors. Give them the wisdom that they need to provide proper care. Be with JonB and give him strength and peace. In the name of your Son and our Savior, Jesus Christ. I pray. Amen

[Blackwater]

Lord, your grace and mercy and healing power are truly awe inspiring. Thank you for laying your hand on Jon's mother, and please continue to guide her healing. Mothers are, next to You, our most ardent protectors and supporters. Thank you for the good ones!

[buckwheatpaul]

Jon thanks for the update...seems like your mom is steadily improving.....will still be praying for her....Paul

[JonB_in_Glencoe]

Praise and Rejoice !

Mom's success (due to all the prayers sent on her behalf, no doubt)

We packed up her stuff and left Rehab (nursing home) yesterday...and moved her back into her apartment. She is feeling much better, although she is still a bit weak, I hope she does her "ordered" exercises and walks the halls of the apartment building. She does have a few home nurse visits per week for a couple reasons, but she is soooo happy to be home. I brought some fresh garden produce, since my garden is producing an abundance, she loves the garden tomatoes, Okra, cucs, bell peppers and such.

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[Preacher Jim]

thank God for answered prayers

[OldBearHair]

JonB That is great news to hear. All that garden produce will help your Mother to feel better now and in her own apartment. She looks very well. Praise be unto the Lord

[Pine Baron]

All Glory goes to God. This is GREAT news. Thank you, Jesus.

[buckwheatpaul]

That is great! Still praying for comfort and healing!

[toallmy]

So nice to hear ,

[Blackwater]

Dorothy said it in Oz: "There's no place like home!" That is one beautiful mother you have there, Jon! I cannot imagine a more saintly face or smile.

[JonB_in_Glencoe]

One more Update:
My Uncle (Mom's bother) and my Aunt and I went to visit my Mom today.
Long story ...my Aunt decided after a previous visit that she[my Aunt] and I needed to clean and declutter my Mom's kitchen. I attempted to do this once, before her trip-n-fall, she wouldn't let it happen. I asked Mom about doing it a month ago, when I rearranged her apartment[per the PT ladies recommendation] while Mom was still in the nursing home (to make is more 'walker' friendly). Mom said, NO..the kitchen is ok the way it is.

Today, the Lord must have answered my Aunt's prayers. Mom let us do it. First was the pantry, We removed 8 bags of out dated canned goods, way out dated. My Aunt was adamant that "all" those old cans must go. But, any that weren't too far out of date, I took home, which made my Mom's thrifty soul feel better. Then to the counter top, which was totally full of stuff, there wasn't any workspace to prepare food, I don't know how she did that before? Anyway, to make room on her counter top, we got rid of some small appliances she doesn't use, which shocked me, she always told me she might use them for this or that someday...I'm glad my Aunt was there. Other stuff on the counter just needed to be put away into a cupboard where she could reach...cleaning out the cupboards was easy, as most of the stuff she had stashed in there, she doesn't use anymore, due to Dad passing away 2 years ago.

My Mom had only been out of the apartment building once[to goto a Dr apt], since she got out of the nursing home. So my Aunt and Uncle took all of us out to dinner. My Mom was happy to get out and see the town. There had been a strong storm two days earlier, and several trees were downed, and some hadn't been cleaned up yet...She was curious to see all the damage that she had heard about from her neighbors. In one area of town, the lawns were totally covered with leaves and branches.

It was a real good day.

Thanks again for all the prayers.

[Boaz]

Brought back memories for me . Dad was always a pack rat but quit saving everything when he got older and we cleaned all the junk out of the shed . But then mom built up a 'supply' of clean used foil plates , pickle jars , sacks , 'nice' boxes and whatever .

They had a utility/storage room the width of the house on the back and I was cleaning it out and trying to talk her into getting rid of all the foil plates , jars and junk but she wanted to keep it .
In a bit she said . Charlie go on and haul every bit of that stuff off ! It made me feel guilty because she liked it and I told her it wasn't hurting anything and she could keep it but she said ;

Charlie don't worry about it ! I'm sure I'll start another collection ………..It's just what old people do .

[Preacher Jim]

Jon my mother was the same way. Every Styrofoam cup and bowl wàs washed and saved, stacked in corners because she might need them. Nothing was thrown away because it might be used. I believe the depression mentality prevails in older folks.
Thank God you are the loving son you are, many older folks never see their kids because they are to busy to care for their parents.
My church still prays everyday for your mom and you.

[buckwheatpaul]

Father please be with Ronae as she visits with her physicians. Please guide the technicians as they perform their tests on her and allow her physicians to clearly see these images in such a way that they can decide on a plan for restoring Ronae to good health. Please give her comfort and reduced pain. Father, I know that Your will will be done but I pray that You wrap Your loving arms around her and heal her. AMEN