Donna Barrett Update

Brother McKinley

Donna let us know how much she really did appreciate you & Sister McKinley's visit the other day by nodding her head and giving the ok sign with her hands, when you prayed
she closed her eyes in prayer also.

Donna has been moved back up on the fifth floor at Centennial Hospital in room CC-1 Doctor Drinkwater thought she needed a little more closer care for a few days in cardiac care ICU. She is still very weak, she still cannot swallow, they are still tube
feeding her. Doctor says her heart is doing good, vital signs are good, she is still off the respirator and looks like she is on her way to recovery.

Visiting hours for the Cardiac Care ICU on fifth floor are 10am to 1pm, 3pm to 6pm, 8pm to 9pm.

Thank-you for your prayers, our family certainly do appreciate you & Sister McKinley and all who are praying for Donna & our family

GOD Bless You
Brother Jimmy Barrett

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