The day started off slow and the lab nurse who comes to the hotel actually came to the room to draw labs so Deb could preserve strength. What a blessing!
When we got to the waiting area we bumped into Brenda, the new cancer center volunteer chaplain. She recently graduated and this is her first assignment as a chaplain. In case you are one of our Arkansas friends, here's her contact info:
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bfwooleysbcglobal.net / 870 820-7097
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I've posted about the piano in the 12 story atrium.Today a flute player joined in with the pianist. It was a heavenly sound lofting throughout the crowded waiting rooms full of sick, tired, overwhelmed folks.
Here's a poor pix of four floors down from me:
We shared photo ops with our Turkish classmates today. They are such kind people!
We met a new young couple here from Missouri. We admired his shirt message:
Late afternoon we got to meet new classmates in our cluster unit from Cuba. It is amazing to see the worldwide healing ministry here at UAMS.
Later in the day we got a photo of Evelyn prepping for her trip across the pond to visit her grandparents. She's a quick study, we are sure!
Great pictures and update. Thanks! It is amazing how worldwide your circle of classmates continues to grow! Praying for strength in the storm, and that Deb's numbers rebound quickly, and that you'll soon be home celebrating your anniversary! Love & hugs, Em
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