Update on the 2nd procedure

Jane here:  Thank you so much everyone for your prayers and support – the procedure did go ahead today but unfortunately they could not position the tube properly and so it has been unsuccessful yet again.  Not entirely unexpected but nevertheless a shock.

What is going to happen is that Philip will move to Dr. Gray’s hospital in Elgin early next week, continuing with the intravenous feeding, and with a view to organising being at home from there.  He currently has another lung infection (being treated with antibiotics) and we all felt that this was the best move, especially as Elgin is just twenty minutes drive from our home in Forres.   He may be up to posting a blog himself this weekend, I don’t know.

What more can I say?  Have the implications of this really hit me (or him) yet? I don’t know. What I do know is that I have waves of disbelief that this is happening at all, and he, believe it or not, has cracked two jokes today :)  What an amazing man I have married!

 

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21 Responses to Update on the 2nd procedure

  1. Claire Hayes says:

    And he was clever enough to find you Jane…You are both an inspiration. I am glad you will be nearer home…..xxx

  2. Lisa Mead says:

    Dear Jane and Philip
    My heart reaches out to you both.
    So glad to hear that you will be (almost) back home early next week.
    I love you,
    Lisa x

  3. carin B says:

    oh Jane, I feel for you dear one… if you need a hug or anything, text me and I’ll come over to CLAN. We are still at Camphill until Sat morning
    lovely to see you this morning! you are doing really really well
    big hug
    Carin (and Ian) and of course there is no need of a reply..

  4. wyon says:

    So sorry to hear this disappointing news. Glad Philip will be nearer home soon.
    Thinking of you both and sending my love,
    Wyon

  5. Tree says:

    Dear ones, I am sad. Perhaps we don’t yet know the consequences. The fat lady has not yet sung. I look forward to seeing you at home nearer Christmas
    Xx

  6. Alison G says:

    Remember that the prayers are still working even if the procedure didn’t.
    Glad to hear you will be moving back north.
    I hope to be back by 9th Dec ( still waiting for baby to arrive) so will see you then.
    Sending you both love and blessings.

  7. Janelle Combelic says:

    What an amazing journey you are both traveling… with such openness and grace. I hold you both in my prayers and hope to see you in Elgin or Forres. Thanks for the emails and the updates. love, Janelle

  8. Candy says:

    We shall all continue to feed you both with oodles of love and support. Thrilled to hear you will be closer to home. Sending prayers and healing constantly xxxx

  9. Sondra says:

    I love you both! Tapping some ease your way…
    Blessings & Hugs,
    Sondra

  10. Michael Williams says:

    Sending you both love and light.

    blessings,

    michael

  11. Jenny Lewis says:

    (Written after meditation):
    Dear hearts, your journey is full of setbacks and disappointments, all for a reason too deep to fathom. The setbacks prolonged hope, now is the time for acceptance. Philip, you are surely an old soul and soon you will be returning home. And Jane, he will always be with you.

    This is something that came to me out of the blue following a meditation and sleep at the Penny Brohn centre this week, sitting where. Philip sat in the Gareden Room. I hope it doesn’t jarr for you at this challenging time:

    Thoughts after meditation at a Returners’ Retreat November 2011

    I sleep, as the gentle music lulls and nourishes my slumbered soul.

    I love, with warmth of heart and gratitude to be here, still.

    What is death but such a slumber, as the body rests, no longer needed, and the soul arises and heads for home? – one moment looking back, observing the pain of those bereft, then floating onwards, with gladness to the spirit realm, which is here, all around, yet not seen, or heard, or felt, by those remaining.  

    We are one, yet do not know it yet. We drift, here and there, yet in one place. We are the wind, the gentle rain, the trees, the song, we are the very Spark of Life, yet in our human form, we do not know it yet.  It is for us to discover, when we are ready; for others it is yet far away. Death holds no fear, unless we create it for ourselves. There is no loss, our loved ones are here, and there, simultaneously – there is no separate time and space – we are One, and held in Love.  For Love is all that is, and all else is merely a lack of love, as with an eye-blink we allow ourselves the momentary distraction of hate, or war, or greed – a lusting after ‘ownership’ that is mere illusion, for we cannot own, but only borrow, to be left behind when we emerge from the chrysalis of our human form.

    Love is all-pervading, and all that matters. Let us dance to its song and share its meaningfulness, recognising, when we can, our own divinity, and our connection with the divinity of all forms of life, whether seen, heard, felt or only hinted at. We are beautiful, we are Love, we are Divine.

  12. Diane Jardel says:

    You are always in my thoughts.
    love and blessings

  13. no adequate words – just walking with you in my heart –
    all that is God & Buddha bless u both
    xb

  14. Veda says:

    Jane and Phillip, dear ones,
    May the love we share bless you both, now and always.
    Veda

  15. Julia Lyn Waters says:

    Hi there you both. I have wanted to reach out so many different times with the right words, inspired thought, or what ever else…. suffice to say I love you both and you are dancing in the love of my heart on a regular basis.
    So grateful for the reflection of vulnerability and strength. Deep hugs of peace. x

  16. My heart flies through the night to be with you both….and I send love and support as you continue this deeply challenging journey…how amazing you both are!

    with love and gratitude…..Sara xxx

  17. Crispin says:

    Love to you both.
    xxxx
    Crispin

  18. sue powell says:

    “We are carrying an inexhaustible treasure of diamonds …” Osho

    Philip, this touched my heart as I read it .. and I felt hope and a sense of belief and trust that we all have this amazing treasure within. From what I have read over these past weeks on your blog, it seems that you have discovered how to allow the light from your inner diamonds to shine out (to others) in more ways than you or I may ever know. I pray that I may discover how to allow my inner treasure to shine.

    Sending love to you and Jane and to all who care for you xx

  19. Sylvia Black says:

    What a privilege to be allowed to share your inner sanctums. May you both continue to shine your light and open to receive the love that is pouring out to you, and thereby benefiting the whole of humanity.
    Huge blessings and enfolding love,
    Sylvia xxx

  20. Pam says:

    Much love to you both at this most tender of all times.
    It can be so hard that the healing we receive is not always that which our hearts and minds would choose. It sounds like you have come to an immensely peaceful place within you Philip and for that I am glad.
    I continue to hold you in my prayers.
    Pam xx

  21. Valerie Woodmore says:

    Hi Jane I am really sorry to hear of your loss. With the attidude you both had I really thought he was going to win this battle but obvoulsly not meant to be. there is another reason god needed him early. just stay strong and I wish you well.
    Valerie xxx