Brenda Bloodsworth is in need of support & prayers

Please pray for for my dear Aunt Brenda Ewell Bloodsworth who was admitted to Siani Hospital in Baltimore, MD, a 100 miles from here home and closet family in Cambridge, MD on October 25, 2018. Brenda was admitted for uterine cancer and to receive a hysterectomy, a very routine surgery now days, with the intentions of returning home after a day or so.  After several complications from her surgery, she is still unable to come home.   Brenda to date has received 8 different procedures due to numerous infections from the original common surgery, including  being in need of a ventilator for oxygen, a feeding tube for liquid food, as well as many other issues to try and get her stabilized.  At this point, they can not even treat her for her stage one cancer found in her lymph nodes.  Several times we though we were going to lose her, but she continues to fight battle back to recovery.

When and if Brenda gets stabilized, they will not treat the cancer immediately.  She will hopefully be sent back to the Eastern Shore to a rehabilitation nursing facility , near her family receiving approximately another 5-6 weeks of rehabilitation from the numerous surgeries. Praying all goes well, she will get strong enough to fight her next battle, cancer.

Brenda in indigent and has no income at all and must rely on her family for support.  Please consider a donation of any size to help support her and her family in Cambridge through this difficult time.  No contribution is too small.  Her niece, my cousin, will manage her funds appropriately to ensure they are used appropriately.

Your support would help family in Cambridge with items such as traveling expenses (gas, tolls, parking, meals) to visit her, as well as off-set some of Brenda's monthly expenses that her family is trying to maintain while she is out of work with no compensation and expected to be for a long time.  She will also be responsible for her entire hospital bill, which I realize will never be accomplished. Please keep Brenda in your continued prayers as she prepares mentally and physically for this long journey of wellness.  Brenda is loved so much by her entire family of her brother, sister, and her numerous nieces and nephews as well as great nieces and nephews all from Maryland, Illinois, Virginia and Texas.  Again, please consider a donation of any size to help support her and her family through this difficult time.  No contribution is too small.

Love you Aunt Brenda and praying for you everyday!

David