I received this text from a gal who is taking my online services to the elderly in her area.
My elderlies and I have been MIA . The youngest elderly 78 years young, we found out she had cancer in Oct of 22 she was going strong making progress, listening to Paul and the Victory channel strengthening her faith but had to have emergency surgery in Feb and a week later fell and was paralyzed from the neck down. I was with her and played a hymn! Where Paul just sings and no sermon. I played that for her and was singing with her. She started talking to someone in the ceiling and her heart monitor went flatline and she never came back.
Then my 86 years young elderly was in great health, I took that lady everywhere and she could run circles around me. She was big into doing everything Docs told her, and she went in Dec after Christmas and got a Covid vaccine then a booster in the end of January, and another booster at end of Feb. called me a week later and told me don’t come around me I have full-blown Covid. The following week she had chest pains and died of a massive heart attack. I had a blind and deaf as in he could hear me with his hearing aid as loud as it would go with me yelling, he could hear me. He was a singer and his wife played piano, I led him to the Lord after he rejected the Lord several times but I kept playing Paul singing hymns because he loved hymns songs and finally he asked me do you think Jesus would want me? I said Yes! He let me pray with him and two days later He passed. He was 90 years old. His wife still may listen but her daughter packed her up and they moved to Boise. I have a 92-year-old that travels the world still, while I take care of her house and animals, and an 87year old that travels back and forth from Las Vegas to Elko Nv between daughters. Then the husband of a lady that died of cancer. He is 82 and travels to California a lot so I take care of things for him. They are all afraid of social media, so if I was with them I would turn Paul on and give them my phone to watch while I was in appointments or save them and we would have a church night and I would play the Tues and Thurs service for them that week. So it’s a blessing for the elderly to have and especially hymns. But my elderly are now singing in heaven!
