Justin's surgery and recovery

My son Justin and his family are in deep need of everyone's prayers and help. Justin has served 71/2 years in the Marine Corp. He chose this path and wanted it to be his future. Do to injuries this was not possible. After a few surgeries he had to leave the Marine Corp. It had been a slow adjustment back to civilian life. He and his family have indored many medical hardships. He has had 2 back sugeries this year alone. His high school sweetheart and now beautiful wife has had her own struggles of now three heart surgeries. They have an amazingly handsome three year old name Wesley.
On Friday September 30 Justin was in the Sheriff's Office Academy. Where he is starting his new career. He had a headache while he was training. As the stubborn Marine veteran he ignored it and continued to train. When he got home that evening it had worsened. He told his wife he didn't feel well at all. He tried to work on the pool but felt very strange. He described the feeling to his wife it felt as if he was drugged. He went to lay down for a bit. He got back up almost immediately. Continuing to say he didn't feel right. He then turned pale as a ghost and his eyes began to roll around in his head. An ambulance was called. As it was pulling in to help Justin. It accidentally ran over his beloved family dog Fred. We have all felt that lose at some point.
The ambulance was in route to the VA hospital with Justin. Which we all know is no place for quality care. While in the ambulance Justin had a seizure. The paramedics made an amazing call to reroute him. They called his wife and told her what was happening and took him to Memorial Herman in the Houston medical center. I do believe this was gods plan. To put him in a better facility.
After a battery of tests. CAT scans MRI 's and tons of blood work. Justin has been given a diagnosis. He has a brain tumor in his right temporal lobe. He needs to have this removed right away. We do not know yet if it's cancerous. We will know more after surgery. What we do know is he has a very long road ahead of him. As a family we are asking all our friends and family to help. So please whatever your hearts can do to help. We would so appreciate. What we also need is all the prayers you can send. On behalf of the Nymann and Simon family we thank you all.