Was there a CaringBridge set set up for the injured party? Never saw it…

Eighteen years ago today, my father, Edward T. Britton, who was also my best friend, passed away at 7:52 a.m. More than 1,100 people attended his Celebration Service to honor a life well lived. Throughout his journey with leukemia, he always talked about God's goodness, God's greatness and God's graciousness. One of my dad's favorite verses he quoted often was Psalm 116:12: "How can I repay the Lord for His goodness to me?" He was so thankful for his life and God's rich blessings. His faith never wavered through the entire sickness, which lasted almost two years! He never asked why God let this happen to him. Not once. He said that he did not have the right to ask. Instead he asked, "What?" He asked what the Lord wanted him to learn through this trial. He stayed the course. He maintained the mission! He was totally focused on finishing well. Every time I called him during the last two months of life to ask how he was doing he would say, "Contending." It was his way to say that he was fighting the good fight; running the right race. His focus can be best described by a journal entry he wrote on his CaringBridge site on January 25, 2008: "I continue serving and marching with the King daily. I'm absolutely convinced that I'm able to convey this positive update due to the serious and ongoing prayers of all of you! I am enjoying daily the final laps of my 'retirement.' May HE be ever present in your daily lives, starting with a serious quiet time in the mornings." My dad lived every second of the day as if it was his last. Not just when he became sick, but throughout his entire life. He would always say, "Life is God's gift to us. What we do with it is our gift back to Him." He desired to repay the Lord with the way he lived his life. That became his life ambition! What a great challenge for us who still have life. "Lord, I give to You my entire being - every action and decision, all my hopes and dreams, my thoughts and talk. I surrender it all back to You. May my life be a gift that brings You pleasure." I wrote about my father in our men’s devotional, “Daily Wisdom for Men.”

As most of you know, Coach Mac's transplant surgery is scheduled for tomorrow, April 28. Thanks to all who continue to ask about and express support for him. His Caringbridge site will be a good way to get updates. Roll Coach Mac! caringbridge.org/site/0fc89e…

I do feel, because there are still people that don't go to my Caringbridge site, that I should provide you all an update. It's not going to be a full fledged update, just the nuts and bolts.

I use Caringbridge to update freinds and family on my health because it's just easier to do it all in one post vs. Posting on Facebook/Twitter/Email/text. It gets exhausting even just copy/pasting......

Yes, a checkup would be good. Girl just saw hers about the sore on her ear. You might have seen her post about that on CaringBridge. #FurryTails

BHS Prayers tonight to the family of Minnesota River JR forward Aidan Domras who underwent surgery to his brain to remove a tumor. To read about his incredible journey, see his CaringBridge site ⬇️ Caring Bridge: bit.ly/4aHcfuO

God bless, Michael Sheridan. His family updates his health battle regularly, via @CaringBridge. His zest for life is unmatched.

Southwestern community, please join us in sending prayers and positive thoughts to 2024 graduate, Adrian Garza in his recovery from a car accident. If you’re able, please consider supporting his CaringBridge page below to help with medical and recovery expenses. 🙏 🔗: tinyurl.com/nhcpv3p2

a Meal Train for those wishing to support him and us in this time. Please understand that this is a very difficult time for us. We will share details of his office hours and any following details through our CaringBridge site. caringbridge.org/site/da1028…

Bob has an amazing ability to find humor in the worst moments, but I won't deny it is also tough sometimes. We are both pulling for you and following your CaringBridge.

What percentage of people on CaringBridge have Munchausen's?

「イベルメクチンとフェンベンダゾール体験談をフロリダから！」（見出し） マキス氏に宛てたメッセージ： 2025年12月7日 「こんにちは！あなたのTwitterアカウントが父の命を救ったことをお伝えしたくてご連絡しました。 彼のCaringBridge（闘病体験交流SNS）の最後の投稿をぜひお読みください！」 2025年5月2日 「3月31日にスキャンを受けましたが、フロリダ州の第三者クリニック（父は2月から滞在中）経由だったため、画像がメイヨーに送られ、評価され、結果が報告されるまで時間がかかりました。 9月10日のスキャン画像（左）と最新の3月31日のスキャン画像（右）を添付しました。9月10日の画像で、癌が拡大し全身に転移していることが判明しました。11月25日のスキャン画像も添付しました。これは奇跡的な回復が見られた直後に撮影されたものです。 これらの画像を見ると、感情を抑えきれません。記憶が今も鮮明に蘇ります」 「これまで目撃した中で最も信じられない奇跡です。半年経った今でも、まだ脳が理解できていません」 「父のこれまでの（PET）スキャンはすべてドーヴィルスコア5（活動性癌あり）でした。ただし、2024年5月の一見“クリーン”なスキャン（スコア4）だけは例外です。2024年11月のスキャンでさえ、5でした。 今回の最新スキャンは？ なんとドーヴィルスコア3（明確に癌とは判断できず、治癒過程や炎症の可能性あり）。信じられません！」 「9月、ICUにいた父と私を神様が訪れてくださった話を、今こそ皆さんにお話しする良い機会だと感じています。 父がホスピスに入る2日前です。9月27日（金）にメイヨー病院に入院し、最後の望みであるニボルマブ点滴を受けました。土曜日の朝、心房細動を起こしたため、ICUに移されました」 「ここからが本題です。父の健康状態はそのわずか2日後に急激に悪化し、火曜日の朝には自宅に帰されて最期を迎えるだけになってしまいました。 それから5週間以上、父が死の淵に立たされ、人としての面影を失っていくのをただ見守ることしかできませんでした… ところが、信じられないことに、父はそこから奇跡的な回復を遂げたのです」 「父が自宅でホスピスに入った後、いとこのエリンが教えてくれた代替療法を試す許可が下りました。それで3週間毎日、以下のものを父に投与しました。 • フェンベンダゾール（パナクール） • ビタミンE • ミルクシスル（マリアアザミ） • ターメリック • CBDオイル」 「それと彼にイベルメクチン（馬用ペースト、リンゴ味）を嫌がったけど服用させました」 「この半年間、父は本当に〈生き生きと〉過ごしています。ゴルフを楽しみ、フロリダの気候を満喫し、高校時代の友人たちをマスターズに招待したこともありました。 彼はまだ2週間ごとにニボルマブ点滴を受けていて、そのせいで一時的記憶障害が少し出ていますが、それ以外は絶好調です。 数日のうちには退院でき、5月8日に60歳の誕生日を迎えます。 数か月前まで、彼が60歳まで生きられるとは思ってもいませんでした。何度も言っていますが、まだショックが抜けません。ですが、なんて祝うにふさわしい日でしょう」（抄訳） makisw.substack.com/p/iverme…

Always a Bulldog. For those asking for updates on the prolific Dale "Hoagie" Haagenson, see his CaringBridge account here - caringbridge.org/site/5623ae…

My dad had a hemorrhagic stroke on Christmas Day, and had emergency surgery to save his life. He has been in the ICU since, and we have no idea what the long-term outlook is, as of now. We made a CaringBridge if you would like to follow for updates. caringbridge.org/site/8c1d24…

You can follow Sylvie's journey here on CaringBridge: caringbridge.org/site/dc2a25…

To follow Sylvie's treatment journey, visit her CaringBridge Site here ⤵️ tinyurl.com/mddvz8d6

Hoagie IS Bulldog hockey. For those asking for updates on the heart and soul of both hockey programs, see his CaringBridge account here — caringbridge.org/site/5623ae…

Hoagie IS Bulldog hockey. For those asking for updates on the heart and soul of our program, see his CaringBridge account here — caringbridge.org/site/5623ae…