(Most recent updates first)
First received Thursday, June 19, 2008
For Susan H. in Cyprus needing to find a new home before June 30.
Update Thursday, July 3, 2008
Susan has found a new home and moves in a fortnight. She now needs to generate a stable income. Gratitude for the ongoing Radiant support.
First received Thursday, April 24, 2008
For Dawn C. in Pinellas Park, Florida, whose elevated blood pressure may prevent her from having knee replacement
surgery next Tuesday, resolving the stress and accepting the outcome...[April 26] With all of the Radiant support and lots of Radiant Touch®, especially head position #4, Dawn's blood pressure is within normal range.
Update Monday, June 30, 2008
Dawn's surgeon describes her healing and recovery as "excellent". Deepest Gratitude for the Universal Radiant
support.
First received Tuesday, November 13, 2007
For Sylvia F. in Eastbourne, United Kingdom who has two severe ulcers on her leg, is diabetic, and will have an angiogram today so that her left
leg can receive a better blood supply...[November 19] Sylvia had her angiogram and a couple of days afterwards developed a rash and an infection
which has left her very weak. She is now back in hospital. Please support her recovery and return to her home...[December 3] Sylvia's rash has now
gone, the blood supply to her leg is much improved and her ulcers are also much better. She returned home yesterday. However, though she has no
symptoms, tests show that she has some cancerous growths on her lungs that apparently have also spread to her liver... [February 16]
Sylvia has moved into a nursing home where she is being looked after well. She is now eating better and is recovering from her fall. However, the
ulcer on her right foot is growing bigger and is threatening to turn gangrenous. Please direct support for receiving
appropriate treatment for this, and for her family...[March 12] Thank you for your continuing Radiant support for Sylvia. She had to have two toes removed on her right foot but is now back in her nursing home
where she is eating well and slowly recovering from her operation. Radiant support is also requested for her family, particularly her daughter Margaret and son Trevor who are supporting her daily on the physical plane...[April 17] In spite of having two toes amputated, she is healing well and now beginning to walk. Her left leg which had two really bad ulcers is now clear, which is amazing as for the first time in many years she is able to go without bandages. She is quite frail but has an enormous will to live and her spirit is strong.
Update Sunday, June 29, 2008
Thank you for your continued Radiant support for Sylvia in her fight
against cancer. Amazingly the ulcers on her legs have now healed as has her
wound from having two toes removed. However, she is now having problems with her
speech and writing and Radiant support is requested to help her communicate
with nurses and family and keep up her quality of life.
First received Wednesday, June 11, 2008
For Nina H. in Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela overcoming the shock of being rejected for the position she currently holds at the University, clarity in finding ways to reverse that decision and to be able to financially support her family...[June 14]
Nina is being denied the contract of the position she is currently holding (as a university professor) based on an unconclusive medical exam. She needs the opportunity to prove that she is in good general health. She also needs support for the calcification and subluxation which appeared in her shoulder while teaching to get well...[June 21] Nina feels much more stable emotionally. She made the exams and she is in good health, there is no subluxation, no heart problem and her shoulder is quite well. She still needs the authorities at the university to be willing to see that and to give her the position.
Update Saturday, June 28, 2008
The University Council has given Nina the right to defend her case on Monday, June 30 at 2:00 pm. Support is requested for Nina to be centered, to find the strength and the right words to present her case and for the authorities to be willing to accept the mistake and give her the position she had won. Many thanks for all the support.
First received Thursday, June 5, 2008
For eighty-four-year-old Maria R. in South Germany suffering from narcosis and dementia, receiving successful treatment to regain her ability to live in her house by herself and to manage her life, and for her six children cooperating in supporting her...[June 20] Maria had a little stroke and is still very confused. She is happy and laughs more than ever but needs further support to sort out time, people and communication.
Update Thursday, June 27, 2008
Maria is still very confused and upset and needs support for her activities of daily living. Continued support is requested for her six children to communicate in a loving way.
First received Friday, June 6, 2008
For JoJean E. in Florida having a total right knee replacement at 1:00 p.m. on June 9 with orthopedic surgeon Dr. Michael S. at St. Anthony's hospital, St. Petersburg. Support is requested for all attending staff, caregivers, and a quick and smooth recovery...[June 13] The surgery went well. The kneecap is not staying in position and the tendons and ligaments are not holding it. The leg feels rubbery and she has very strong spasms in back of thigh and calf. Support for strengthening the right leg and moving through this stage...[June 18] Giant strides in using the legs and getting movement to return; pain is much reduced and spasms are minimal; gratitude for the support; much more
rehabilitation to go and with The Radiant TRT Heart First Ashram® networking support,
she is able to greet each new challenge...[June 20] The kneecap has stayed in place for the past three days; pain levels are much more manageable; needs support for handling her CPM exercise machine.
Update Thursday, June 26, 2008
The strengthening, bending and flexing of the knee is coming along. She is much stronger than in December, and the pain management is much better. She has a doctor's appointment on July 8 and is hoping to add water aerobics to the physical therapy.
First received Saturday, June 14, 2008
For 2-year-old Ryleigh R. in St. Petersburg, Florida recently diagnosed with leukemia and her parents Theresa and Dennis. Support also for raising the funds needed for her treatment over the next two years.
Update Sunday, June 22, 2008
"Theresa just gave birth to a little boy, Reese and there were complications. He is in critical condition. Ryleigh now
resides at All Children's Hospital where she has started treatment for leukemia. Please continue to support the family. Great gratitude for your Radiant Love and Support."
First received Wednesday, June 18, 2008
For Rebecca C. in Phoenix, Arizona hospitalized in critical condition with diabetes.
Update Friday, June 20, 2008
Becca has been released from the hospital. She was diagnosed with a rare
bleeding disorder, immune thrombocytopenic pupura. It could have been caused
by medications or a viral infection. Her blood platelets fell disturbingly low but are now more
stable. She needs continued support. Her family is hopeful this is not another
condition added into her diabetes.
First received Thursday, May 1, 2008
For Courtland C., 18 months old, in Algonac, Michigan who has campomolic dysplagia and will be undergoing surgery for revision of rods and screws in his spine on May 20 and for his family.
Update Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Surgery for revision of rods and screws in his spine was a success. Courtland did have an infection following the surgery but is doing great now. He is able to move around. Thank you for your continued radiant support.
First eceived Thursday, May 29, 2008
For John K. in Tecumseh, Ontario, Canada with leukemia who will have his spleen removed
in surgery on June 10, and for his family.
Update Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Surgery to remove his spleen, which weighed 6 1/2 lbs. was successful, however there is congestion in his lungs. He is holding his own and not getting worse. Thank you for your continued Radiant support.
First received Thursday, May 29, 2008
For Reg B. in Windsor, Ontario, Canada who will be having the lymph nodes under his arm
removed on June 6, and for his family.
Update Friday, June 18, 2008
Just before the surgery Reg was told there were a few cancer spots on his brain and one on his lung. The surgery to remove all the lymph nodes under his arm was successful but now he waits to see what can be done for the other cancers. Thank you for your continued Radiant support for him and his family.