All About Pocket Knives

Words are inadequate to express my gratitude to each of you. Having your prayer support means the world to us.

Monday Bev will be brought to a care and rehabilitation facility here in our town. Just a few minutes away. She will be transported by ambulance.

One thing that had been at the back of my mind was wondering how good was her insurance. It is with a company, sort of a co-op arrangement, that I was unfamiliar with. Turns out they cover everything including 3 weeks in the re-hab center and even the ambulance; even the helicopter flight from the accident scene. So these aspects are all positive in relieving any financial concerns.
The Lord is gracious in his providence.

Thanks for keeping us informed, Garry.
It sounds like Bev will be more comfortable soon with all the rehab folks fussing around and taking care of her.
So glad to hear the financial burden will be lessened by her insurance, at least that's one good thing.
Continuing prayers for Bev and the family, so hang-in there.

Thank you Marco. For a while at least, I doubt she will be very comfortable in the rehab center as currently any movement at all is extremely painful. She will endure it, but I may go outside for awhile when she is having her sessions. Can't watch her suffer. I admit I am a bit of a wimp when it comes to her.

I completely understand, Garry.
I'm the same way when I see someone close to me in pain or any kind of discomfort.
I have to mute the sound and look away whenever the Humane Society shows their ads.
It might seem wimpy to some, but considering the alternative is hard and calloused I can live with wimpy.
Prayers continuing for Bev and the family.

Thank you kindly, Marco.