After about three weeks since she arrived at the hospital, and just over one week since her surgery, missionary Miguel Ruben Guante e-mailed today to say, “The doctor just called me to tell Carmen will go home today and her cancer [is] not bad.”
We praise God for this wonderful news! We...
The doctor sent the removed part of the huge growth taken from Carmen's mouth for a biopsie. That will take about four days, according to missionary Miguel Ruben Guante.
“The doctors told me they may send her home next week,” Miguel said. “She is despairing to go home to show the ...
The new face of Carmen, post-op.
“Praise the Lord!” missionary Miguel Rubén Guante declared before 11 a.m. “Carmen is operated on safely.”
Miguel spoke with the surgeon, who told him the operation went “very well.” He said they removed “a...
Carman is “stable” for surgery. “The surgery will be tomorrow morning,” missionary Miguel announced.
This is an answer to prayer. We continue to lift the healing of Carmen.
Miguel said that the pastors and church leaders attending Wednesday's monthly seminary in Thoman also...
Carmen waiting for surgery.
Missionary Miguel visited Carmen at the Hospital Universitario in Santo Domingo. He reports that the doctors now say her surgery will be Monday.
Miguel thanked those who have been helping Carmen for us. Dr. Hector Sorrilla, the coordinator of the group that is addre...
Carmen's surgery was postponed today and is tentatively scheduled for Friday.
Missionary Miguel was traveling from Tiotte, Haiti, where his family is from, to Thoman for Climbing For Christ's monthly seminary. He spoke to Carmen's son, Milus, by phone at 6 a.m. and learned of the decision made by d...
Pastors in groups for discussion during seminary.
The Monte Pou Kris (Climbing For Christ) monthly seminary was attended by 29 pastors and church leaders at the church in Thoman. The subject was the second part of how the bible was written. The first part of this teaching occurred during Missio...
Missionary Miguel needed to return to his home in the Dominican border town of Jimani to prepare for Monte Pou Kris's monthly seminary on Wednesday in Thoman. Miguel spoke by phone with Carmen's son, Milus, a Thoman church leader, who stayed at the hospital with his mother. “She is well with a...
Surgery for Carmen is scheduled for Wednesday!
“The last news about Carmen is she feel well waiting for surgery,” missionary Miguel said.
The latest news on giving for the “Rescuing Carmen” fund: US$2,435. Praise Him!
Carmen resting in the hospital today.
When asked how Carmen was doing today, missionary Miguel said: “She feel well and she know that (God is using us to try to help her).” We are waiting for doctors to determine when and how to operate. God is in control.