Devondancer update

[Jerry Freeman]

She is still very frail.

Maybe so, but hers is an incredibly strong constitution. And clearly, she is determined to stay here in the world with you.

Best wishes,
Jerry

[oregonden]

Lesley and you have lived through so much. Thank you for the updates, Ro. Best wishes to you both from across the waters.

Dennis

[mutepointe]

At church this evening, I will play the songs for Lesley's healings.

[devondancer]

We have had an awful day, but Lesley is still here and I have left her to sleep. Thank you for all your kindness and support.
Roland

[Denny]

Thanks for the update Ro

I'm sorry that it's not going better,
glad it's still going.

Best wishes,
Denny

[devondancer]

Thank you, Denny.
Ro

[peeplj]

My thoughts are with you, as are my best wishes for health and healing.

As always, I am and remain,

Your friend,

--James

[devondancer]

Lesley is still here and very slightly stronger this morning. I am going to the ward shortly. Thank you all.
Roland

[tansy]

I was up most of the night thinking of her and of you.
May her strength increase.
Tansy

[Doc Jones]

Give her our love Roland.

Patrick

[SteveShaw]

All the best to you both from me too.

[devondancer]

Thank you all so much. Lesley is sleeping now and is very peaceful. There is a very slight improvement in her condition. I will give her all your messages when she wakes.
Roland

[brewerpaul]

Add one from Charlene and me.

[devondancer]

While Lesley rests I can probably tell you a little of what has been happening. Yesterday it was too hard.
When she finally woke properly she was different. I cannot really explain it, but something radical had changed. She was quiet and calm, unworried. Neither I nor the doctors understood it and she was subjected to many more tests. Early yesterday evening I was called back to see the consultant, who told me that they thought Lesley was dying, hence the calm etc. Once I had sorted myself out I went to her, and told her, as I had promised to do, so long ago. She was, and still is, totally convinced that she will not die yet (her "yet", not mine). She was so convincing that I went home and slept for a while, believing her implicitly. She promised me that she would be here in the morning (today) and Lesley NEVER makes promises she may not be able to keep. And of course, she was still here. Today she is the same, frail, dreadfully ill, but totally convincing. Even her medical team is beginning to believe her. She knows something we do not.
I find this too difficult to even contemplate properly, and I cannot really talk about it, but I wanted you to know. She is somehow hanging on and her quiet confidence has allowed me to trust that she will live, although I have no idea how. She is one amazing, gorgeous, beautiful, beloved woman to me.
Roland

[mutepointe]

Lesley has always pulled through. I am waiting with you Ro. I wish I could ease your worrying.