I return to the doctor at the end of March for another MRI - please pray for more good news!
In October of 2008, after serving three years as a Naval Officer, I was diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer. This blog chronicles my pilgrimage through life and towards the Roman Catholic priesthood.
February 22, 2011
Medical Update
News was good from my most recent doctor appointment. My latest MRI showed that the tumor has not grown over the past 6 weeks - welcome news after the tumor had been growing slowly over the past year. It seems that my excellent doctor, a native German, made the right choice by being patient and leaving me on my current chemotherapy treatment.
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Praise God! I will continue to keep you in prayer and know many others are doing the same.
Praise God! I will continue to keep you in prayer and know many others are doing the same.
Thank you Jesus, I will continue to pray for you.
I am very happy to hear this and will of course continue praying for you.
Praise the Lord.
Will do so, Brother Philip.
Great news. Prayers will continue.
Thanks be to God!
Such great news! You remain in my daily prayers.
Marysia
Praying and praying and praying for you!!
Thanks for keeping us updated on how are prayers are working!!
Hugs!
Ebeth
I pray for you daily and am grateful to hear this news.
Praise the Lord, Phil. That is awesome!
Thanks be to God. You will continue to be in my daily prayers.
Deo graatias and continued prayers!
Br. Jerome Leo, OSSB
Deo gratias and continued prayers!!
Good news, Philip! And may it continue. Am still praying to Our Lady of Lourdes each and every day for you.
L
Thanks be to God!
Thank you Lord!! The prayers will continue.
Wonderful news!
WONDERFUL news! We'll just keep praying!
Go Army! Beat Navy!
Laus Deo!
What great news, Philip!! We will continue to pray for you! God is good!
Thank you, Lord!
In the weakness that is my faith, you don't know what a consolation this is toward my understanding of the Communion of Saints....
That you know continued good news regarding your health. To that end and in thanksgiving for this update, I will continue to beseech the Blessed Mother, the Holy Trinity and my little Treasures in Heaven. God Bless
Many prayers coming from one who had an infantile brain tumor removed at age 16 and was later inspired by the story of the faith a 5-year-old child had in requesting The Eucharist at age 5 as he was dying of brain cancer. Faith caries me on in my struggles with nTBI, Organic Brain Syndrome and related conditions at now over twice the age I was then. Blessed Margaret of Castello, St. Dymphna, pray for us. May the blessing of the Lord be upon you!
Laudatus Jesus Christus! You may be interested in some practical information-there are several people who have reported cures (mostly by more natural means) in what were often thorugh hopeless situations at a community data base entitled Earth Clinic. There is one doctor there from Thailand who often has helpful suggestions. Often it is through simple means.
It will be good to have a new more traditional minded priest. May your seminary studies continue to increase your wisdom. And may the sacred heart of Jesus Intercede for us.
I just received a copy of the Maryknoll magazine and read about your illness. I am so sorry you have to endure this disease. You sound like a remarkable young man, who has endured so much at such a young age. I will pray for you.
May God Bless You Always,
Maria
We are very happy about this great news, and we keeping up the prayers.
We continue to pray for the intercession of Blesssed Pius IX.
Carol & Ray
Nous prions toujours pour toi Philip
Laurence (France)
Nous prions toujours pour toi Philip
Laurence(France)
Great news!
Thanks be to God
Annina
Fr.Thomas Price is working.
Here is something that I ran across which seems worth looking into.
http://www.angelfire.com/az/sthurston/Health_on_the_Shelf.html
...http://www.alkalizeforhealth.net/cancerselftreatment.htm
http://www.newswithviews.com/Howenstine/james14.htm
http://phkillscancer.com/
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