No easy way to say it--Jason's cancer is back. We got word yesterday from Jason's doctor at Duke that it is bad and he is worried that it has transformed into a higher grade. He wants Jason to have biopsy done. He will be having that done at Duke. We are just waiting to hear as to when this will occur. We anticipate it happening by the end of this week or next week.
This news came to us as a surprise because Jason has been feeling very good and we have not noticed any changes in him. We ask for you to lift each of us up in prayer for strength and peace the coming days, weeks, and months. Please be bold in your prayers and ask for complete healing for Jason as well! Our God is in the business of miracles as we have witnessed in the past.
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Dear Jos and Jason,
We are saddened by your news and will rely on God's power to uphold you in the days ahead. Our bold prayers are with you all.
Grace, Peace, and Love to you,
Barb and Mike
Dear Krenzke family:
We are saddened by yournews but are confident that God will perform another miracle and give Jason complete healing. We are holding you up in our prayers daily. Know you are loved and prayed for by so many. May God continue to bless you through this latest challenge. Love always, The Tracy's
Oh Jos, I am so sorry to hear this. I will pray for your strength, understanding, and Jason's health. I will pray for healing and comfort. Love you bunches!!!!! Hugs to you and your family.
Love you,
Kristy
Truly God speaks if we listen. I hadn't checked your blog for awhile now, but felt like I needed to revisit those that I had been following faithfully for many months. So sorry to hear this latest report, but we KNOW that God is in control. We KNOW that our Redeemer lives and we KNOW how much God loves His children. Praying with you, believing in the power of God's miracles and asking that God's will for Jason will be fulfilled. Humbly we ask for Jason's healing. God bless you all and may the biopsy be scheduled soon and may God lead in the process of treatment. love and prayers, Donna & Terry King
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