Wednesday, February 20. 2008

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Check out Murray's blog for a great explanation of what screening day entailed. I'm going to let him talk about the technical side of the day, since he did such a great job of it.

As far as the emotional side goes, here is a photo of Abraham. It's not the easiest picture to look at, so if you're unsure, you might not want to click on the link.

Look closely, past the scars, and you can see Eric's sticker on his nose.

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Ali,

May our GOD in heaven bless you and all your workmates for the service being done in HIS name.

The experiences you are living through are a beatiful sign of GOD's glory and how HE is using you to bring hope and healing.

Our prayers are with you.

The Arochas

#1 Ricardo Arocha on 2008-02-21 12:40 (Reply)

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