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Have you ever had surgery?  What for?  On Friday July 6th 1984, I broke my left hand while playing basketball with my friends at Edison Elementary School in Dayton,  Ohio.   I had surgery on Saturday July 7, 1984 at 1:00pm at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton, Ohio.   My operation lasted 7 hours just to repair my left hand.   I also had surgery on Friday May 4th 1990 to repair my inguinal hernia.   I stayed overnight for observation at St. Elizabeth Medical Center in Dayton, Ohio.   I also had Jaw Surgery in Charlotte NC at Presbyterian Hospital on Monday October 30  2006.  My right side of my Jaw was shattered from a fist fight on Saturday January 15, 1997 in Dayton Ohio on Antioch Street in Dayton, Ohio.   8 months later, I had sinus surgery on June 6, 2007 in Charlotte NC and 8 months earlier, I had surgery on Tuesday July 5, 2005 for a inguinal hernia operation on the right side of my groin.  My surgery took place at Carolina Medical Center in Charlotte NC.   God was with me throughout my operations on my body.   I am very grateful to be alive each day all of these years.  God is inside of me as well as the Holy Spirit.   I have been a Born Again Christian Man for 9 years now.   I was baptized on Sunday February 15, 2015 at 10:00am at Fort McKinley United Methodist Church located in Dayton, Ohio.   I have been clean and sober since I May 2, 1990.  I have been clean and sober for 34 years now.   My AA Sponsor told me to become more specific and honest for the rest of my entire personal life.   I am very happy to share the Good News of the Gospel of Peace with everyone worldwide.  Lord Jesus,  I will never be afraid to share Jesus Christ with everyone who I am in contact with each day for the rest of my life 🙏.   I will never be afraid to read the Bible to everyone that I am in public with each day.   I also had surgery to remove Kidney Stones at St. Vincent Hospital in Toledo, Ohio on March 30, 1993.  I also had Back Surgery on West June 30, 1995, I twisted my Spine in two places.   On September 21, 1983, I got my Nose broken while horseplaying at Job Corps in Grand Rapids Michigan.   It took me a month to heal from Nose Surgery.  I had a lot of seizures from Sunday July 25th 1982 in Dayton Ohio all the way to 2024 this year.  I would like for all of you to please keep me and my entire family members and friends in your prayers because I suffer from Diabetes and Glaucoma in  both eyes right now.   I had eye surgery on August 30, 2022 at Grandview Hospital in Dayton Ohio. I also had eye surgery on October 8, 2022 at Grandview Hospital in Dayton Ohio for Glaucoma and Cataracts in both eyes.  The Lord God and His Son Jesus Christ are always with me right now.   I am very grateful to be a Child of the Most High God 🙏. 

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