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Please keep me posted on how Nicole does....meanwhile, she is in my prayers daily! I take 3 long fast dogwalks (big dogs!) a day and that is my prayer time....before sun up, in the middle of the day, and later at night....quiet and peacful....have a great day!
Dianne
She has to just keep showing improvement, I think they can try for up to 180 days. They really do not want that, but that was what Kay told me. (if they show improvement).
She needs to take Ibuprofen an hour if possible before the run. I know that is hard and I know they get yelled at. Ice or heat to the muscle always. RCU/fit is not bad if she stays with the right group. Have her find a girl that has a broken hip. I am sure she would/will know who I am talking about. Stress fracture to the hip I think. Kayla bought that young lady a bible before she left and I thought that was the most amazing thing my kid could do. I know her name just can not print it here. They will make it. She has to have perseverance. That is how Kay did it and a lot of support and encouragement from home and other SR's.
Numbers 6 ;24 to the end of the chapter.
This is the Only Blessing that God put his Name on. He said for them to bless the children with this.
It will get better, Kayla went through some very rough times, She had to have one abscess cut off and it was in the groin area, a second was being drained often. It is not easy and I know your girl is trying so hard.
I will talk to Kayla and have Kayla also say a prayer for her.
Just as a reaching goal, never underestimate the power of junk food. Kayla knew that light was at the end and that pizza was around the corner. lol something she really is not aloud to eat but what are ya gonna do tell them "NO"... she is paying for all of the wonderful things she has eaten in the past week. Her jaw is swollen and hurting bad. However to get out of BC makes it a bit less painful.
I can write to her if you would like, send me a PM with all needed info. I am happy to do this, a few moms wrote to Kayla and this helped her knowing that other folks cared also.
Let me know I would be happy to write to her and give her the encouragement I gave to Kayla. It is crazy and you will think you have lost it, but you will make it I promise. I am hear if ya need to vent. I have to work for just 2 hours today and should be back here around 1:15 (Ohio time). Let me know how I can help you help her.
Tobianne
She is the only one that comes up. Click on it and leave her a comment or message. Tobianne1sailorandone2b (she has a son in boot camp now...talk about lots on her plate! Kayla is in A School now). I will drop her a note to tell her that you may contact her. Please do...because the more support you get, the easier it is. Praying for your daughter! -Dianne
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-Colleen