DH is taking a leave of absence to go to Fl. and help run his brothers business. I would really appreciate prayers for the

I'll keep him and your family in my prayers.

I will keep him in my prayers!!!

Maryjo, Cancer is never good news but keep love and hope. There are survivors (I am one) with good quality of life. Take one day at the time to start with but very soon, start thinking longer term. It is worthwide. Pat

Maryjo, how's it going? I think of you so often. And Jerri, that picture you posted is just superb. Oh, how I long for that hug! Marji

maryjo...you got it sister. When you opened your eyes this morning, God had alrady seen your day unfold. He covered every second with His grace. Wrapped every moment with his love and gave you the quiet strength He knew your heart needed. I pray you know that there is nothing more important to Him than you. Look for His blessings. ;)

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by maryjo 17 Sep 2008

You are such a sweetheart. I know all is in "HIS" hands but just touching base with my Cute family makes me feel better. Love that pic. Think we could get one of our wonderful digitizers to do it for us? Thank you so much for your support.

I am sorry folks but I wanted to bring this back to the top. BIL started a combination of radiation and chemo this morning. DH is in Fl. to help with the business and will be there at least 10 days. I so want to be there with him but commitments here won't let me go right now. Can we give the prayers a little extra push today. Really appreciate it. Flowers all around.

will pray for you and yours *

Maryjo,
I'm so sorry to hear about BIL's illness. He, as well as you and you DH, will be in my prayers.

MaryJo, oh how I wish that you and your family were not going through this - but I do know one thing - God does not make mistakes - we gives us the ability to handle everything that He puts us through - through Him - and with Him - you can do this. Be strong and know that your DH is doing what he feels he must at this time. You have our prays, kneel and get one on one - with the one that can assist you through this time of need.

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praying for u and your family

You have our prayes. We are so sorry to hear this bad news. Just know the Lord will take care of everything.

Pancreatic ca. is a bad thing but nothing is to big 4 our Lord. I will pray the god's will be done & ask him to give U & yours the grace for whatever U need n your lives to deal with this & 4 healing grace for your loved one. God Bless maryjo *

It is hard to get calls like that, but good that your hubby can go help his brother and be with him. We never know what tomorrow will bring. Thoughts and prayers to you and your family.

What a sad call that was for you. I am so sorry, and I will stand in the gap for you. Your love for your DH and your faith will carry you through this. God IS good. Bless you all.

Mar 10:51 And Jesus answered and said unto him, What wilt thou that I should do unto thee? The blind man said unto him, Lord, that I might receive my sight.
Mar 10:52 And Jesus said unto him, Go thy way; thy faith hath made thee whole. And immediately he received his sight, and followed Jesus in the way.

****Go in PEACE ;) *2U

Prayers and thoughts are with you.

I know this disease in my family. My prayers are with you and all of the family. God is always with you and you don't have to do it alone. You were never meant to do it by yourself.

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by maryjo 12 Sep 2008

Thank you, I know we don't have to do it alone. But you how macho guys can be.

I am so sorry to hear such bad news. I will keep him in my prayers and what a wonderful thing your husband is doing going to Fl. to run his business. That is large task to undertake.

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by maryjo 12 Sep 2008

DH worked for him for 3 years after we sold our business so he knows the ropes. Right now his 26 yr. old daughter is running things. Hubby wants to take some of the pressure off of her.

My thought and prayers will be with you

Sorry to hear you are all in my prayers...........

I am so sorry to hear your news, I will be praying for all of you!

Our thought and prayers will be with you all...Hugs

I have had my pancreas removed, although not due to cancer. As long as the cancer has not spread then there is a chance.It is possible to live without a pancreas. This is not something that is routinely done and MOST would say that you can't live without a pancreas, but I am here to say that it is possible. My surgery anniversary is approaching it will be 2 years soon. Here is a link to my surgeon http://www.fairviewtransplant.org...
I am not saying that a islet cell transplant is an option, as they would not want to take cells from a cancerous organ and put into another. I would still try, again, most physicians will say this isn't able to be done, they just don't know the new technology. There are 3 places in the US that do this type of surgery, the surgery I had has been done less than 500 times world wide.
Lisa Atwell

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by maryjo 12 Sep 2008

Thank you Lisa. I will do more research on this. Grasping at straws here.

I am so sorry to hear this news, and I will pray for you and your family. Hugs n flowers

So sorry to hear about the pancreatic cancer of your DH's brother. I will think of you and your family in this difficult time.

Maryjo , I know this was a shock to your husband and all of you . My husband also had cancer and I know what your family is going thru. My thoughts and prayer are with all of you

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by maryjo 12 Sep 2008

We have had much experience with cancer,usually with a good outcome. But Pancreatic is the worst. Thank you for your prayers.

No, Maryjo, the prognosis for pancreatic cancer is never good. Would you share DH's brother's name, so that I may remember him by name in our "prayers of the people" at church? Heaven help you and your family. Love, Marji

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by maryjo 12 Sep 2008

His name is Russell Bevard. I know the prognosis. Basicly they,re trying to buy time. DH and his side of the family are wearing rose colored glasses. Which frightens me because I'm afraid they won't be able to handle it when the truth hits them.

by marjialexa 12 Sep 2008

Hope is good, and I always hope for the best, but the possible truth must be faced, too. Maybe the time they're buying is a time to heal some old wounds, prepare for the future. I am just so sorry this is happening to your family. PM me if you want, I will always listen. Love, Marji

by maryjo 12 Sep 2008

There's always hope. His family thinks if the radiation and chemo shrink the growth enough to remove it that he will be out of the woods. Not so!! The longer he can hang on there's hope for new treatment.