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2652 - William Nowlin
Sunday, April 29, 2007 18:26

Hi Sydney,
We missed you at First Grade Colonial Day! We dressed up and made a candle, played Colonial games, learned how to sew, learned about a spinning wheel, looked at a Colonial soldiers musket, wrote a letter with a quill and ink.

Here is a joke: Why should you bury your money in the garden? ... To make the soil rich!

What is a ghosts favorite plant? ... Bam-BOO!

Why are May flowers so clean? ... From all the April showers.

What does a worm do in a cornfield? ... Goes in one ear and out the other.

Why did they let the turkey join in the band? ... He had drum-sticks!

What do bees wear out to dinner? ... Yellow jackets!

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Last night I saw a green lizard on our front porch. I tried to catch it but it got away. Love, William.

Dear Thweatt Family,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Much Love, Kim
(Grant and Marcie's niece)

As a cancer survivor, I grieve for your pain and frustration. In the name of Jesus, I pray no weapons of viruses, diarrhea, liver malfunctions, a cough, fungus in her lung, hives over most of her body, and probably graft vs host formed against Sidney will prosper. In the name of Jesus, we take back every ground given over to this disase process. I praise the Lord for Parents like you and a little girl with so much strength. You are amazing people with such a testimony of your relationship to our Lord. My biggest fear with my cancer was that it would come back. Once I realized that Jesus would take care of me even then, I had peace. He will never leave us. I will continue to pray for Sidney and for her family. I remember my family suffered much more than I did. But I remember that it was their concern that kept me fighting. I remember it was Jesus doing the fighting for me. I love you and yours. God Bless You! Rae (I am a friend of Karee and Gregg Sampson)

We are praying with all our might and stenght, we still know that she will be healed. Judy

Fervent prayers are going up for Sydney and all of you! Praying for wisdom and quick answers for the physicians and complete healing for Sydney, and peace for yor entire family.

Marcia, Mike, Ben and Matthew Grogan
Arlington Tx

We are continuing to pray for Little Miss Sydney and for you all. If "Tears" could help, all will be better because we have shed many for you. Love Linda and Dick Veteto

Dear Thweatt Family,

Karee Sampson forwarded this site to me and I have spent some time reading about Sydney and her history and yours. Your strength and courage have touched me and I will pray for Sydney and your family with fervor.

My sister-in-law is a minister and sent me this prayer when my mom was sick and I felt comforted by it:

The light of God surrounds you;
The love of God enfolds you;
The power of God protects you;
The presence of God watches over you.
Wherever you are, God is.
Amen

Warmly,
Barbara Garton

James and Lynette,

We are praying for Sydney and her entire family.

The Clements Family

Praying without ceasing.
Love you all.

Dear James and Lynette,

We don't know what to say, other than that we we continue to pray for you, and to remind you of the rest of the Psalm: "Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff, they comfort me."

James and Lynette, I have not written in a while--do not ever assume your entire family is not in my heart and prayers-
ALWAYS, ALWAYS YOU ARE. I haave been in Austin as Russell has been in the hospital. Took an infectious disease doc to figure out--he had a rare staph infection in his central line--finally hit on the right drug.
I am indeed saddend to read about all the problems Sydney is experiencing. Russell's mom, Bonny and I talked a long long time yesterday about her and your family. Even tho our situation is much easier (ALL with Russell) we can so quickly identify with your fears, sadness, disappointment and your hopes. We pray pray pray and will continue. He is a Shepard, He will carry you thru this valley and His hand is on Sydney. We pray for her two brothers and their time spent away from Sydney, for their strength, understanding and patience. Our First Light class at Highland Park is a strong class, MANY PRAYER WARRIORS---Sydney remains on our top page, at the top of the list. We speak of her every Sunday. I will continue to look for and keep up with your lives thru your writings. This I know is so difficult, Bonny said it has been for her, but yet without it she feels a lose, not checking on messages and sending out news. Be still and allow God to wrap His arms around you and feel His warmth and protection. nancy baker

http://www.goodenoughmother.com

Dear Thweatts, Youngs and Huffines,

We love you all and continue to pray for Sydney's healing and for you all to have peace and comfort. This scripture jumped out at me and I thought I should share it.

Psalm 34:18 & 19

The Lord is close to the brokenhearted
and saves those who are crushed in spirit.
A righteous man may have many troubles,
but the Lord delivers him from them all.

We all felt so close to having Sydney home again with us and now find ourselves in battle again for her health.

We are priviledged to be in battle with you again through prayer, but also feel your disappointment in having to be here again.

May our Lord Jesus Christ himself and God our Father, who loved us and by his grace gave us eternal encouragement and good hope, encourage your hearts and strenghten you in every good deed and word. 2 Thessalonians 2:16-17.

We love you, Susan, Kyle, Zach, Michelle, Scott and Rosie

"Our soul waits for the Lord; He is our help and shield>
Our heart is glad in Him, because we trust in His holy name. Let thy steadfast love, O Lord, be upon us, even as we hope in thee." We are praying. We love you.

Dear Thweatts,
We continue to pray for you all.

Ps. 119:50 and 76

"My comfort in suffering is this: Your promise preserves my life."
"May your unfailing love be my comfort, according to your promise to your servant."
The Waggoners

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