Comments on: Lea Update, Day 73 http://godswoodshed.com/2005/09/26/lea-update-day-73/ A Testimony About Prayer, Divine Discipline and Miraculous Healing Fri, 27 Mar 2009 03:00:31 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Pray-ers http://godswoodshed.com/2005/09/26/lea-update-day-73/#comment-89 Pray-ers Wed, 28 Mar 2007 12:43:29 +0000 http://larryvaughn.wordpress.com/2005/09/26/lea-update-day-73/#comment-89 DAY SEVENTY-THREE FROM: Stacy Sept 26 @ 1:19 PM Uncle Larry, That is a beautiful story and you did an awesome job on the window!! I mean it, you'd could never tell that was your first attempt!! It was a very cool thing you did for her and for her right now, though she may not know everything your doing. My prayer is that you'll have many more Christmas's to come!! FROM: Lance Sept 26 @ 1:28 PM AWESOME! Got me all teary-eyed!!! We sure have made some great memories, eh? =) FROM: Roberta Sept 26 @ 3:19 PM Larry-Dave had told me about Lea, I had then contacted an Irwin employee and they have been forwarding your logs of her condition. My heart goes out to you, Lea and your family. She is so blessed to have you as I know you feel blessed to have her. I will keep you all in my prayers. Hang in there!! FROM: R Dean Sept 26 @ 5:01 PM Dear Larry, Now I know where Lance got his ability to write stories and songs - a great email! Glad to see Lea is making progress through this ordeal. I guess the word ordeal doesn't really match what you both are going through - would have to search the dictionary (unabridged) to try to find something to describe it. You have great strength. Thanks. FROM: Martha Sept 26 @ 8:13 PM Hi Larry, Please put me on the list for updates. I have worked with Lea for 15 years at Irwin. She is certainly a roll model for a lot on Irwin employees. My prayers and love go out to both of you everyday. FROM: Linda Sept 26 @ 8:52 PM Lea and Larry, We just wanted to let you know that we really missed you at the festival this year. We didn't hear what the vendors thought, but it certainly didn't look like there were nearly as many people as there had been in past years. Sunday's rain didn't help at all. That's not really what I wanted to say. I'm sure you know about the new restaurant/coffee shop/photography studio going in in Billiann's place. Their coffee is wonderful, but the restaurant isn't open yet -- it should be shortly. Anyway, Herb invited us to come up to their courtyard (which is lovely, by the way) and have some margaritas the other night. They had it decorated Hawaiian style and played Jimmy Buffett music. I decided that just as soon as Lea feels up to it, we will take her over there so she can enjoy it. We remember how much she enjoyed the Jimmy Buffett party we had with the Lions Club, so just plan on it. We'll make a night of it! Seriously, we miss seeing you when we come to Atlanta and are praying every day for only good things to happen for both of you. Take care of yourselves and know that we're all here for you. PS -- I LOVED the story about the stained glass door. Just to let you know, Leprechaun O'Haley is still up to his little tricks. FROM: Dallas Sept 26 @ 9:16 PM Hi Larry, It occurs to me that if Lea is having fevers, perhaps she could be cooled down by alcohol swabbing bath. To help cool the fever a little. You might suggest it to see what the pros say about it. Just thinking out loud. Hope it is a helpful suggestion. God's continued blessings to you all. Your brother in Christ. DAY SEVENTY-THREE

FROM: Stacy
Sept 26 @ 1:19 PM

Uncle Larry, That is a beautiful story and you did an awesome job on the window!! I mean it, you’d could never tell that was your first attempt!! It was a very cool thing you did for her and for her right now, though she may not know everything your doing. My prayer is that you’ll have many more Christmas’s to come!!

FROM: Lance
Sept 26 @ 1:28 PM

AWESOME! Got me all teary-eyed!!! We sure have made some great memories, eh? =)

FROM: Roberta
Sept 26 @ 3:19 PM

Larry-Dave had told me about Lea, I had then contacted an Irwin employee and they have been forwarding your logs of her condition. My heart goes out to you, Lea and your family. She is so blessed to have you as I know you feel blessed to have her. I will keep you all in my prayers. Hang in there!!

FROM: R Dean
Sept 26 @ 5:01 PM

Dear Larry, Now I know where Lance got his ability to write stories and songs – a great email! Glad to see Lea is making progress through this ordeal. I guess the word ordeal doesn’t really match what you both are going through – would have to search the dictionary (unabridged) to try to find something to describe it. You have great strength. Thanks.

FROM: Martha
Sept 26 @ 8:13 PM

Hi Larry, Please put me on the list for updates. I have worked with Lea for 15 years at Irwin. She is certainly a roll model for a lot on Irwin employees. My prayers and love go out to both of you everyday.

FROM: Linda
Sept 26 @ 8:52 PM

Lea and Larry, We just wanted to let you know that we really missed you at the festival this year. We didn’t hear what the vendors thought, but it certainly didn’t look like there were nearly as many people as there had been in past years. Sunday’s rain didn’t help at all. That’s not really what I wanted to say. I’m sure you know about the new restaurant/coffee shop/photography studio going in in Billiann’s place. Their coffee is wonderful, but the restaurant isn’t open yet — it should be shortly. Anyway, Herb invited us to come up to their courtyard (which is lovely, by the way) and have some margaritas the other night. They had it decorated Hawaiian style and played Jimmy Buffett music. I decided that just as soon as Lea feels up to it, we will take her over there so she can enjoy it. We remember how much she enjoyed the Jimmy Buffett party we had with the Lions Club, so just plan on it. We’ll make a night of it! Seriously, we miss seeing you when we come to Atlanta and are praying every day for only good things to happen for both of you. Take care of yourselves and know that we’re all here for you. PS — I LOVED the story about the stained glass door. Just to let you know, Leprechaun O’Haley is still up to his little tricks.

FROM: Dallas
Sept 26 @ 9:16 PM

Hi Larry, It occurs to me that if Lea is having fevers, perhaps she could be cooled down by alcohol swabbing bath. To help cool the fever a little. You might suggest it to see what the pros say about it. Just thinking out loud. Hope it is a helpful suggestion. God’s continued blessings to you all. Your brother in Christ.

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