Either My Doctor's Just Way Too Mellow . . .
. . . or there's not much to be worried about.
In any case, we're doing some tests, and then we'll see. Thanks for your prayers.
My provincial's in town this weekend. So, even if I'm feeling better, you might not hear too much from me!
Have a good weekend!
In any case, we're doing some tests, and then we'll see. Thanks for your prayers.
My provincial's in town this weekend. So, even if I'm feeling better, you might not hear too much from me!
Have a good weekend!
posted by Mark Mossa, SJ at 12:40 AM
10 Comments:
not bad news from your part.:-)
Your doctor is making me nervous. I may be more worried about your test results than I am my own. Is that charity or denial? Keep us posted and get better!
Karen,
I wouldn't worry about mine more than your own! (unless it helps :) )
Actually, it's helped me to relax a bit more about it. So, I think that's a good thing!
Peace,
Mark
mark, don't you worry about many things :) it is non-productive.
i will add you to my prayer list, bro.
I'll still pray that you feel well, even if you're feeling bad for no good reason.
Did that make sense?
AMDG,
-J.
No news is good news, because it is nothing until it is something.
That is my philosophy anyway.
I agree with Kat about the Boss's visit, look busy, it fools them every time.
Maggie
Yeah, I relaxed about mine, then I started worrying about you and my mother. Not in that order, sorry. But then, I worry recreationally. If only it burned calories.
blessings, prayers, healing thoughts and a touch of peace.
"We'll see..."
When I was growing up, that generally meant a long wait followed by "No."
Let's hope any tests you've taken yield the same results: a long wait [No, this is not something hoped for, but delays seem to be unavoidable, and usually build your faith, and even with that result in mind we still hate them!] followed by "Nope, no problem here."
Lizzie,
has spent lots of time waiting for the "Nope."
Mark - Hope all goes well with the tests and the provincial's visit. You're in my prayers; take care.
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