Thank you for your prayers in Reed's behalf.
We are hopeful that the doctors have begun to figure out some of the mysteries of Reed's body. Medical tests continue, but Reed is responding to the medication that the doctors have provided. His blood pressure has stabilized, his pneumonia is gone, the sinus infection has cleared up and his strength is increasing.
Tomorrow Elder Anderson will continue his missionary service in the Utah Salt Lake South Mission. We are grateful for President Laney and for his willingness to work with Reed. Reed had a great interview with the Mission President today and has been assigned to a companionship and will work as much of the day as his body will allow. Our hope is that Reed will quickly regain his strength and be able to be called to full time missionary service in the Salt Lake South Mission. We trust that the Lord will continue to bless Reed and that his body will sustain him to fulfill the work that the Lord has need of him to do.
Because many of us live in the Utah Salt Lake South mission we are bound to run into Elder Anderson while he is serving as a missionary and have been asked that we greet him with a quick hello and let him get back to work.
Reed is excited about the work!
I love this photo of Elder Anderson with his cousin Elder Cowley outside the Provo Temple.
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Aren't they the most handsome servants of our Heavenly Father? I too love this picture! Brady sent it to us in his last letter. We are so proud of Reed.
This is outstanding news. I am very proud of Reed. He is a great example to me and our family. We know he will be blessed for his efforts and I know he will touch the lives of those investigators and others with whom he works. We pray for him daily. I put his name in the SLC temple last week.
YAY! Way to go Reedo...I mean Elder Reedo! We are so proud of you.
That is really great news!!
What a fantastic development! We too have been keeping Reed in our thoughts and prayers. We love you all and are happy that Reed is able to continue his missionary service at this time. What a special young man he is!
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