travel imminent

We have had confirmation a bed is now avaialbe at addenbrooks. They are just setting up the transfer and vehicle to move Ruthie over. This could take between 4-8 hours for the move to happen. 

Prayers being answered as we go through this. Please keep then coming. 

We don't know any other details regarding op or visiting. 

Only transport is close and she will be moved at some point tonight.

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  1. Michelle & Steve Jones15 October 2021 at 19:54

    Praise God for a bed coming available. We continue to hold you all in our prayers and you are constantly in out thoughts and hearts.

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  2. Carol & Geoff15 October 2021 at 20:08

    So thankful a bed has become available so quickly. Praying you have a safe and swift move to Addenbrookes Ruthie and that you see many more answers to prayer in the coming days. You and the whole family are so very much in our thoughts and prayers. With our love, Carol & Geoff.

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  3. Lizzie & Damian15 October 2021 at 20:40

    So pleased a bed has become available for you Ruthie. We have been praying tonight and will continue to do so, every step of the way. Stay strong lovely lady. Much love XxX

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