The Journey: Getting Better Day by Day

Monday, August 8, 2011

Getting Better Day by Day

Here is the latest picture of my foot that I took today when the VAC dressing was off. It's looking really good compared to the other earlier photos. On the right side on the bottom it might not look good in the picture but that is where the blister was a couple weeks ago and it is totally gone. PRAISE the LORD. Exciting how well this is doing.

I know that your prayers have been a big part of the healing process. Thanks so much. Now we'll wait and see what the surgeon says when I see him on the 16th. Lord willing he will remove the vac and the rest of the healing will come through using another type of dressing on this.

Thanks for joining the journey! GOD bless you.

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The LodiiAugust 13, 2011 at 10:25 PM
that foots looking great....you got lots of days of healing under your belt now.
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Monday, August 8, 2011

Getting Better Day by Day

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