In the Stars White Poppies by Texas Flower Artist Nancy Medina

In the Stars White Poppies
by Nancy Medina
11X14
Oil on Linen Board
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In the Stars White Poppies is a new poppy landscape freshly bloomed in Flower Mound Studio tonight. Thank you again for all the good thoughts, the prayers, the candles, pughugs and sisterly embraces from my friends. I received two phone calls this afternoon, from two of the doctors. The radiologist called first (the gal with the cute spiky red hair) and the surgeon called second (the tall guy who was so exceptionally kind). Both seemed so happy to share good news - my biopsy showed nothing at all to be concerned about. I got a sense from each of them that they had called the instant they received the results, and I could also tell this was a call they both looked forward to making. My next thought was for the other calls they made, and the few they may have made this same day with different news. Prayer is powerful, and I believe it in wholeheartedly. Thank you for the prayer that was sent my way. I am taking those gifts and sending them forward to those dear ladies who did not receive good news. Strength to them, to their families, and to their friends for what is to come.

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