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A to Z delay

I'm so sorry guys! I've been at the hospital all day yesterday and thru the night with my daddy. We thought he'd had a heart attack, but now they think it was a stroke.

My father in law is also up here recovering from open heart surgery.

While in the ER, my sister was admitted for high blood pressure.

So, I'll be delayed posting my challenges until Monday.
Sorry, and have a good weekend, you beautiful guys and dolls.
Excuse any typos induced from my iPhone:)

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  1. I'm sorry! Prayers for you and your father. Don't worry about the Challenge. Be with your family.

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  2. I'll put you in my prayers. I stopped by via the A to Z. Hope to hear all is well soon. Take care.
    Best,
    Deb@ http://debioneille.blogspot.com

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  3. Wow that is a lot to go through at one time. I hope everyone is okay and that you are fine. I'll keep you in my prayers.

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  4. Hoping your dad recovers quickly. Understand how wrenching this is for you.

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  5. Popped in from A to Z, really hope your father is okay along with the rest of the family.

    Take care
    Mars
    Curling Stones for Lego People

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