Send up some prayers

Good morning guys

Can you send up positive vibes, and some prayers for my mom? She got the cold I had last week, and she has a bit of a cough. She has started a course of steroids and a course of antibiotics that she had on standby, just in case she needed them. I am hoping they will start to work quickly. The last thing we want is for her to have more chest infections. So far she has a little mucus in her chest, but she’s slowly managing to dislodge it. Please pray this doesnt turn into anything worse. She said that she is just feeling a little out of sorts, and right now she isnt feeling that bad, I feel bad for giving her what I had. She said its not my fault, and it might not even have been me who gave it to her, but well, I was the only one who was sick last week. The antibiotics will be for 7 days, and its the same for the steroids. She’s starting off by taking 7 steroids, then each day she takes 1 less. Thank you for praying for her and sending her good thoughts/vibes. It is appreciated.

Author: Carol anne

I am 40 years young. I'm blind and I have dissociative identity disorder, I also have complex PTSD. I blog about my life with these disorders. I live in Ireland.

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