Wednesday, July 16, 2008

We're here in Rochester

Barbie and I arrived safely in the 'land o lakes'. From the air there certainly are many lakes. We are now at the Residence Inn which is one block from the Mayo Clinic. Tomorrow I begin a full day of tests and doctor visits. Rochester is not a big city and clearly has the Mayo Clinic at the center of its influence, (both geographically and figuratively). I have felt the strength that comes from all of your support and love. Thank you so much for all of your sincere thoughts on our behalf.

Kevin

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Kevin and Barbie,

We were shocked to hear the news from Jennifer today of your travel to Rochester but I know the Mayo Clinic is a place that probably hosts some of the best minds in heart medicine so we pray you are in the hands of the best. They were extraordinary in the treatment of my nephew several years ago and we will hope and pray the same for you. You are in our constant prayers. - Mary and Jeff (and all the other Bostwicks)

rachelle said...

Kevin and Barbie,

We are glad to hear you have arrived safely in Rochester. You bear a burden you did not ask for but are willing to bear just the same. Your courage and determination amidst great odds and difficulty are an inspiration to those of us who care about and love you very much. You are in our prayers and thoughts daily.

Daren and Rachelle.

rachelle said...

Kevin and Barbie,

We are glad to hear you have safely arrived in Rochester. Our thoughts and prayers are with you daily in your journey, a journey you did not choose, but with courage and determination you accept. You are an inspiration to us who love you. We pray for positve results and a good heart soon!!

Daren and Rachelle

Kathie Astle said...

Kevin and Barbie,
Our prayers are with you and your family on this Journey.
You are truly blessed to have such great family and friends who truly admire you and are blessed to be part of your life. We love you.

Elder Nathan Astle also would like you to know you are in his prayers.

Anonymous said...

I hope you can scope out a spot outdoors that will have a restful view, a place to walk and a spot of sunshine. I don't know what it is about the sound of bird song and the smell of grass that is so restorative, but there you are. Maybe it is being reminded that God is the creator of it all that does it. More love from the Farnsworths.