RANDOM THOUGHTS (International Blog): Prayer Request For The Father of The Filipina Mom in Denmark ( A Re-Post)

Friday, May 15, 2009

Prayer Request For The Father of The Filipina Mom in Denmark ( A Re-Post)

This is an urgent prayer request for the father of Ana Lindehann of The Filipina Mom in Denmark who has undergone and will undergo again a brain operation. We request all my readers and friends to please join me in praying for them. Corporate prayer by the saints is the most effective tool we have that can help anybody in distress. Thank you all very much. God bless us all.

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OFW nightmare - My Father Story

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I always consider myself an OFW (Overseas Filipino Worker because both my parents are OFW) even though I a migrant Filipino. Thanks to the new technology it eases the pain of being away from your love ones you can chat see each other through webcamera but NOTHING compares to pain when one is sick or in pain and you can not hug or kiss or just be there comforting each other awaiting the sad news.

My father was supposed to be ok and he actually was fine last Sunday, he wash the dishes but they have to perform another operation because they have to clean somethingthere is a swelling in his brain so he was operated for the second time last Monday but this morning he was bleeding so he was operated again. It looks like the doctors made a mistake .

Right now I feel so much pain that I want to join my mother and 2 brothers and sister in Madrid but I can’t do that right now many things is playing in my mind but I told my mother it’s beyond human hands we all need to pray because what I can remember is that all I asked from our Lord He granted all my prayers
For my blogger friends knew about my father

History I will post some pictures of him.

2006 during our visit in Madrid

Our first christmas together as a family after 27 years

My son baptism 2006 in Denmark

december 2008 with my youngest sister

ecember 2006 with me

March 2006 My sister and my aunt from DK visited them

At the hospital December 25, 2008

I can say that yes working abroad makes our life better and OFW’s are considered the new heroes by sending money to their families. Those remittances helps the economy of the Philippines but it’s also has consequences.

So if I can’t update this blog you know why.

Please Pray for my father’s recovery and our family to be strong in this time of crisis.

Thank you.

Ana Lindehann of The Filipina Mom in Denmark

16 comments:

EJ said...: You mazes me with your generosity all the time Mr. Mel.. Yes we will include her Dad in our prayers. May God heal him!; May 15, 2009 at 8:14 PM
misty said...: Hello Kuya Mel, we'll be praying for his fast recovery!

*Thanks for the cooking tips, I really need inputs like that because I am a no no cook till I went to the States hehehe.. Now I am learning.. Sad to say we can't use peanut butter in our meals, son is allergic..

Have a nice weekend Kuya!; May 15, 2009 at 8:17 PM
krystyna said...: I’ll pray for her father’s recovery and for her family!

“God is our place of safety. He gives us strength. He is always there to help us in times of trouble”
(Psalm 46:1)

God bless you Mel and your family!; May 16, 2009 at 1:30 AM
Mel Avila Alarilla said...: Hi John,
I really appreciate your prayers for Ana and her father. Thanks for your visit and prayers. God bless you always.; May 16, 2009 at 2:45 AM
Mel Avila Alarilla said...: Hi Rose,
Thanks for your prayers for Ana and her dad. Sorry to hear that your son is allergic to peanut butter. Thanks for your visit and prayers. God bless you always.; May 16, 2009 at 2:47 AM
Mel Avila Alarilla said...: Hi Krystyna,
Ana Lindenhann is a very conscientious person who looks after the welfare of her countrymen in Denmark. I have often collaborated with her in some noteworthy projects. Thanks for your visit and valuable prayers. I really appreciate that. God bless you always.; May 16, 2009 at 2:50 AM
Tey said...: I know how hard it is to be far from the people you really care. Somtimes life is hard when you know you can have everything. I have to sacrifice my needs to be with my parents so I can give my children a good life. I miss my mom so much.

I really hope her father will be okey now
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Mel Avila Alarilla said...: Hi Tey,
Yes, those are the sacrifices one has to make to strive for a better life. We can all pray for her and her father. Thanks for your visit and compassionate comments. God bless you always.; May 16, 2009 at 1:12 PM
Ana said...: Hi Mel and all who prayed for my father my sincere thanks to all of you. I'm really touch by your kindness and your readers response and you MIRACLE do happens through the powers of prayer.
I can remember from my youth that prayer will be more powerful if it is done my many and so it did.
My father shows signs that he is ok by opening his eyes yesterday and now he response when my brother touched his knees.
For 2-3 day my family is really sad situation and you know away from your each other you feel a terrible longing to be with share the pain and cry together but you just wait and wait for sms message what's next.
Again thank you for your prayers and please continue for his full recovery.; May 17, 2009 at 3:03 PM
Mel Avila Alarilla said...: Hi Ana,
Yes we will all pray for your father and for your whole family as well. My readers know that I give top priority to prayer requests and they always respond positively to all these request. Be assured of God's love and comfort for all of you. Strengthen one another by prayers and kind words. Soon your trial will pass away and you will see the herald of a new day for your father and your whole family. Thanks for your visit and inspired comments. God bless you always.; May 17, 2009 at 5:21 PM
heiresschild said...: i will keep the family in prayer. the fervent effectual prayers of the righteous avails much.; May 18, 2009 at 8:17 PM
Mel Avila Alarilla said...: Hi Sylvia,
Thanks for your prayers. It is highly appreciated. God bless you always.; May 19, 2009 at 2:38 AM
Ana said...: Hi Mel,
My father is still in ICU but because of our prayers especially from your readers who we don't even know, he is able to move and response to my family when they ask him something.
Now we are so excited if he can speak since they moved the tube from his mouth to his throat.
Mel when I wrote the prayer request we were really down because the doctors were saying sorry to my mother but now we hope that by July we can visit him in good condition. I didn't knew where to turn to at that time and I'm glad I did ask your help and look how your readers responded.
Once again my sincere thanks to everyone who prayed and who continue to do so.

God bless you all; May 22, 2009 at 6:04 AM
Mel Avila Alarilla said...: Hi Ana,
In behalf of my readers and myself I say, you're welcome. But as always I say, TO GOD BE THE GLORY. More than anything else the doctors, the medicines and all the modern medical apparatus that helped your father, it is God, working through the intercession of His faithful, who is at work in your father's body. Let us all continue to pray for his complete recovery. Nothing is impossible with God for those who believe and have put their complete trust in Him. Thanks again for your visit and sincere appreciation. God bless you and your loved ones always.; May 22, 2009 at 1:54 PM
Ana said...: Thanks for all the prayers my father it helps us but God is the only one who knows what is best for us.
My father passed away last June 9 in Madrid we are still shaken it seems like he was just with us talking, laughing and now he's gone. My father left us only good memories although we are far apart we are connected by his undying love to all of us his children and his wife.
Thanks once again; June 18, 2009 at 8:41 AM
Mel Avila Alarilla said...: Hi Ana,
I'm sorry about that Ana. Condolence for the death of your father. I'm sure God has a plan for him and for all of you too. I will pray for you and your loved ones that God will give you comfort and joy in your moments of pain and loss. Thanks for your visit and comments. God bless you always.; June 20, 2009 at 1:57 PM