A Note from David Morrison

I thought I would write a note to everyone just to let you know what has transpired with me during this month.  On June 3, I went to the ER for intense pain in my sciatic nerve. I had to be hospitalized because they found my kidneys were failing and I had a blood infection (early stages of going septic). A few days later, the sciatic pain induced a small heart attack at around 4 am. After further testing, they found my heart to be completely blocked, and I needed open-heart, bypass surgery. They performed this the next day, and I was released from the hospital a week later. I am now home recovering and hoping for better days to come. I’m so grateful for God’s presence in the form of Marsha, my family, friends, and community surrounding me in prayer despite the fact no one could visit me during the 13 days. I’m especially thankful for the hospital staff at all levels–incredible people to whom I was a complete stranger, and they took care of me with a healing kindness. So my Summer 2020—I had hoped to be marching with Black Lives Matter for police reform, but got detoured to the hospital. I went in for the leg pain, but I stayed for the open-heart surgery! Many deep thanks for all who have prayed for my family and reached out with encouraging emails, calls, and texts. Much love to everyone.

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About David Morrison

I've lived here at the community with Marsha, my wife, since its founding in 2003. I serve in various ways from pastoral care to landscape maintenance; from coffee brewing to bar keeping.

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