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Carmen said Hawke did well through the night (Praise God). His ICP still fluctuated but in a safe range. Neew roomate has mono? (yikes) praying for the child and rebuking the infection in Jesus name. Let's see how Hawke behaves and eats today as this will be the true test of new anti-gravi ty device.
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  1. AlisonJuly 31, 2011 at 4:26 PM

    Glad to hear he is doing well. I can't believe they have put him in with infectious children - will pray for a speedy recovery for him and no mono infection!

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