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My Dad - Ed Ford

Just a note to tell you that my Dad is having some minor surgery tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. The surgery will only last about 1/2 hour but because they have to put him out and because of his breathing issues they will keep him overnight to keep an eye on him. At age 85 no surgery is minor so please keep him in your prayers. He had this same surgery done about 2 years ago successfully so we are very optimistic that this will be also.

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Paul B blogger said…
he's in my prayers
patdean said…
Loretto, how did the surgery go?
Loretto Woods said…
The surgery went well. He is going home today as they did not put him out but instead gave him a spinal. I am going to go pick him up soon.
Dan Ford said…
I just got home from seeing them.My third trip there today, no wonder im there favorite. He is in some discomfort but im sure he will be much better tomorrow.
colleen vennard said…
I am glad to hear your dad is doing well!
patdean said…
That's great news.
Loretto Woods said…
As Dan said, he should be up for visitors, at least for a light lunch in their new cafe in their building later next week. I saw him tonight and he was looking much better than yesterday.

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