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My mother's friend has had a major heart attack. He took a few aspirin immediately, then called my mother. Thankfully he didn't go all manly and refuse help. Even so, after several surgical forms of intervention, he is in a seriously precarious condition. I asked if she needed anything. Prayers, I was told. I can do that, and multiply that... if you would be willing to add a prayer or two. His name is Tom.
He had been on high blood pressure medicine. He weened himself from it, then maintained a healthy bp. His blood pressure didn't spike during the heart attack. I... yeah. I'll try harder to take my meds. If it's not as if I am being ornery, recalcitrant, stubborn. I am simply not well functionally. I'll try harder anyway.
I... was expecting her call. And bad news. This is, so far, better than expected.
I just took it. I'll do a bp and blood sugar in an hour, then sleep.
I'm on blood pressure medication myself, and every time my doctor takes a bp reading I'm rewarded with smiles and a pat on the head (figuratively speaking). Even when some circumstance prevents or delays my taking my full constellation of meds, I thoroughly insure that I swallow my bp pill. If it works I don't mess with it.
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I'm trying. Just can't always remember. It isn't a conscious decision. Thank you for the prayers. God has the best operators, the prayer always gets completed and delivered just so. Thanks again.
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