Comments on: Brave

By: bigjohn

bigjohn — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 00:02:58 +0000

Hang on Morgan buddy!You have changed so many lives to a positive extent on digihitch put so many folks together you have much to live for including a gorgeous wife.Here I am,65 years old camped on a Baja beach,life sure is not fair.Tried to call but likely not up to answering your cell.I respect this.Your friend and fellow traveler.Bigjohn

By: mdoallas

mdoallas — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 17:14:45 +0000

I continue to leave prayers for you, Morgan, and your loved ones at NPR’s Our Cancer, which you visited once. We keep you in prayers and blessings and offer voices to uplift you and hands to encircle you. Namaste.

By: Morgan

Morgan — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 20:56:11 +0000

Thank you all. I went through surgery today without any trouble. I now have new ureter stents in my kidneys (they keep the tubes open) and my catheter has been moved to now go through my belly. So… I have yet another hole in me, but I’m excited about the change because this “suprapubic catheter” means less infection and hassle.

Life’s still good! Feeling great!

By: Lorri

Lorri — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 03:27:28 +0000

I am so touched by each and every post that is written. It is heart wrenching to hear what Morgan has been through in 4 months. I am praying for a complete healiing in Morgan. I feel BLESSED and privileged to join TEAM MORGAN! Thank you for sharing your thoughts, feelings, and medical updates here, it really does encourage those to hear how things are going….. God bless and PRAYERS are sent your way!

By: Christy Camp

Christy Camp — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 01:10:28 +0000

I am praying, praying and then I will pray some more. Just when I think my days are rough, I read this blog and that word …. perspective jumps to mind.

By: Jennifer Harman

Jennifer Harman — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 14:39:15 +0000

Morgan,

Praying all the time for you. You ARE so brave and I wish there were words to make it all okay. I’ll be praying for all the requests that Melissa mentioned (have to say I’m in awe of your sweet sister, too.) You are both so precious. Be well, be well…

By: Lacey Seaton

Lacey Seaton — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 14:11:30 +0000

I love the dictionary entry, and your picture reminds us of the real definition of bravery. Thank you. Now, when I go to my favorite http://www.visualthesaurus.com, I almost expect to see your picture show up on one of the endpoints!!

I pray for your surgery tomorrow and your support team. And you have so many others who, even though their (our) lives may go on, you have impacted us and even now you are an inspiration. It’s OK not to be brave all the time, but I sure like your commitment to trying.
Always, Lacey

By: Jana Davis

Jana Davis — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 12:03:05 +0000

Morgan,

We knew each other as childhood friends. Our brothers and my boyfriend now, knew each other as well. I’m mentioning this only as a common ground reference. I wish and send you comfort. I don’t much care what your religious or spiritual beliefs are…mine are simple and ancient…shamanism.

I don’t know how to NOT make this sound like some psycho missionary plea, you probably get plenty with your blog and all… agh! gross:( I don’t want to offend you or your family but…what the hell… give it a go. It doesn’t matter what you believe— this is basic human knowledge. Find a shaman…and let them/her/him do their work. There is no risk…….period. No belief changes, but certainly possibilities. Just my thoughts and best hopes to you. I give all my very best to you and your lovely wife and your endeared family.

Stay strong Morgan, You really are amazing:) I send you every bit of healing energy that i can.

Jana Davis—grade school pal (Damn facebook:), but of course more so, strong supporter of your recovery:) Peace