Ask Your Higher Being to Watch Over Jan

Not everyone I know is a believer. Believe in what, Dana? Believe that we are connected to each other. Believe in karma. Believe is a higher being. Believe that dogs are angels from heaven. Believe that how we care for the earth is important.

I don’t care if you believe in one God, Many gods or no god at all. Jesus does not have to be your guy. But you can still be a believer. You can believe that there are things outside your control or that you can’t see the whole picture and therefore you have to have faith things will work out the way they are supposed to.

So no matter what you believe, or don’t believe I want to ask that you summons whatever higher power you might think about, even only sporadically, and ask them to watch over Jan McCallum. Then add Jan’s surgeon Maggie DiNome to your request. While you are at it mention Rex, Kim and David, Jan’s husband and children. How about all the nurses and surgical techs, and health aids?

Jan has her surgery tomorrow morning and gets sent home the same day. No one gets better in the hospital, but going home is rough too. I am praying for low pain and high drainage. Good sleep and a quiet home. And good margins and no more cancer.

Doesn’t matter what you believe, doesn’t hurt to ask. Doesn’t matter if you don’t consider yourself worthy of asking, you aren’t asking for yourself. Just in case prayers multiplied works better, let’s do it. You can do it right now, or when you wake up. You can do it twice or ten time. Silently or loudly proclaimed. You can name the being you are asking help from or whisper into the wind. Just ask, but name Jan.

I believe in connection and goodness and light, but I also believe in good doctors. So I have faith that Jan is in good hands, but just in case I’m going to ask the one I believe in to watch over Jan. It’s for selfish reasons. But my higher being is OK with that. That being knows there are so many who love and depend on Jan. I just don’t want there to be any question about who he needs to watch over tomorrow. It’s Jan!