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We need your prayers

As I type this, my mother in law is in the emergency room of a local hospital. She was having trouble breathing and rescue was called some time around 2:00 AM. She has been suffering from an increasingly debilitating disease called myasthenia gravis for some time and the meds havent been working despite many increases in dosages.

I dont even know where to begin in describing my mother in law save to say that she is the epitomy of the strength, generosity and compassion of the Cuban woman. She saw her husband go off to the Bay of Pigs and subsequentyly raised her daughter on her own in exile while that husband languished in prison. She has started NPO's to help recently arriving Cubans stand on their own two feet. She has been a teacher, a school administrator and has been instrumental in the start up of many Day Care centers and pre-k schools throughout the state of Florida. Her life has been and is selflessness.

She has fought the tyranny of the island with every breath for the better part of her life and now she lies on a hospital bed with the possibility of needing a respirator.

I am not the most religious of men, but right now I'm praying for my mother in law, who took me into her heart and has treated like her very own son.

I ask all of you to keep her in your thoughts and pray for her recovery.

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