Comments for savingstephen.com http://savingstephen.com Sun, 21 Nov 2010 01:28:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on A slightly different Stephen Story- Humor and Hope. by Ever have one of those weeks? | CollinMoshman.com http://savingstephen.com/humor-and-hope-a-slightly-different-stephen-story/comment-page-1#comment-886 Ever have one of those weeks? | CollinMoshman.com Sun, 21 Nov 2010 01:28:05 +0000 http://savingstephen.com/?p=459#comment-886 [...] story, you’d have to be a pretty cold hearted bastard not to be affected.  You just can’t go through what we went through with my friend Stephen and not want to reach out and help if you can.  [...] [...] story, you’d have to be a pretty cold hearted bastard not to be affected.  You just can’t go through what we went through with my friend Stephen and not want to reach out and help if you can.  [...]

]]> Comment on A slightly different Stephen Story- Humor and Hope. by Ever have one of those weeks? « Collin Moshman – Poker Coaching, Staking, and More http://savingstephen.com/humor-and-hope-a-slightly-different-stephen-story/comment-page-1#comment-833 Ever have one of those weeks? « Collin Moshman – Poker Coaching, Staking, and More Fri, 29 Oct 2010 08:17:39 +0000 http://savingstephen.com/?p=459#comment-833 [...] story, you’d have to be a pretty cold hearted bastard not to be affected.  You just can’t go through what we went through with my friend Stephen and not want to reach out and help if you can.  [...] [...] story, you’d have to be a pretty cold hearted bastard not to be affected.  You just can’t go through what we went through with my friend Stephen and not want to reach out and help if you can.  [...]

]]> Comment on The Cancer by Alexis http://savingstephen.com/the-cancer/comment-page-1#comment-710 Alexis Thu, 29 Jul 2010 17:07:18 +0000 http://savingstephen.com/?p=293#comment-710 Your story of your son is so touching. I am 25 years old, and a happy little house wife, whome at 7 months pregnant after 8 months of trying to get testing done and seeing a ENT who in otherwords did absolutely nothing, but feel the lumps on the left side of my neck and tell me that he thought they were benign did nothing to find the cause of my lumps.It wasn't until I had my OB check them, that he sent me to a surgical specialist and whome then ordered a full biopsy, something that is risky during pregnancy. I got my diagnosis a little over a week ago. I am going into the doctors next week to deliver my baby at 34 weeks. After two weeks of healing time, I will then start the staging process, and treatment. They have yet to give me a prognosis, because they can not run the test needed, until I give birth. I feel your pain. and I am so sorry that your family has had to suffer such a loss, of someone who was so loved and so young. My only hope is that more Primary care providers start listening to there patients.instead of waiting for so long to find a good doctor who is willing to run tests. Thank you for sharing your story with those, who know someone is is or are in the same boat. Best wishes to you and your family! Thanks! Lexi Your story of your son is so touching. I am 25 years old, and a happy little house wife, whome at 7 months pregnant after 8 months of trying to get testing done and seeing a ENT who in otherwords did absolutely nothing, but feel the lumps on the left side of my neck and tell me that he thought they were benign did nothing to find the cause of my lumps.It wasn’t until I had my OB check them, that he sent me to a surgical specialist and whome then ordered a full biopsy, something that is risky during pregnancy.
I got my diagnosis a little over a week ago. I am going into the doctors next week to deliver my baby at 34 weeks. After two weeks of healing time, I will then start the staging process, and treatment. They have yet to give me a prognosis, because they can not run the test needed, until I give birth. I feel your pain. and I am so sorry that your family has had to suffer such a loss, of someone who was so loved and so young. My only hope is that more Primary care providers start listening to there patients.instead of waiting for so long to find a good doctor who is willing to run tests. Thank you for sharing your story with those, who know someone is is or are in the same boat.
Best wishes to you and your family!
Thanks!
Lexi

]]> Comment on Sad News… by Liz Baker http://savingstephen.com/sad-news/comment-page-1#comment-331 Liz Baker Wed, 02 Dec 2009 05:26:26 +0000 http://savingstephen.com/?p=487#comment-331 My heart shatters at the thought of losing Stephen. I knew him from the time he spent at Tonto Rim Baptist Camp in Payson, Arizona. He was such a special guy with an amazing musical talent and an even bigger heart for God. I will be praying for the broken hearts of friends and family. My heart shatters at the thought of losing Stephen. I knew him from the time he spent at Tonto Rim Baptist Camp in Payson, Arizona. He was such a special guy with an amazing musical talent and an even bigger heart for God. I will be praying for the broken hearts of friends and family.

]]> Comment on It breaks your heart… by Tim O'Day http://savingstephen.com/it-breaks-your-heart/comment-page-1#comment-329 Tim O'Day Tue, 24 Nov 2009 02:33:30 +0000 http://savingstephen.com/?p=493#comment-329 I had the good fortune of promoting an "accidental" concert with the 1st incarnation of Prescription. I will never forget the fire in his eyes and the passion that Stephen had. Thanks for the great memories. I had the good fortune of promoting an “accidental” concert with the 1st incarnation of Prescription. I will never forget the fire in his eyes and the passion that Stephen had. Thanks for the great memories.

]]> Comment on Memorial Service by Jean Hood http://savingstephen.com/memorial-service/comment-page-1#comment-328 Jean Hood Tue, 24 Nov 2009 01:40:12 +0000 http://savingstephen.com/?p=489#comment-328 To Marlene, Dave and Christina, Kenny called me today to tell me of Stephen's passing. My heart goes out to you. May the God that he loved remind you of the joy of his life, and hold you close as you grieve his passing. You former Citrus Heights neighbor, Jean Hood To Marlene, Dave and Christina,
Kenny called me today to tell me of Stephen’s passing. My heart goes out to you. May the God that he loved remind you of the joy of his life, and hold you close as you grieve his passing.
You former Citrus Heights neighbor, Jean Hood

]]> Comment on Sad News… by Jamie Benson http://savingstephen.com/sad-news/comment-page-1#comment-327 Jamie Benson Fri, 20 Nov 2009 09:47:56 +0000 http://savingstephen.com/?p=487#comment-327 I just found out about Stephen... I went to Bella Vista High School with Stephen and had several classes with him. He was such a kind loving sweet person with a great smile. My heart is breaking right now as I read about his life the passed few years. What an amazing story. Such a strong person he was. I feel he is touching my heart right now as I read about is strength through it all. I know one day we will all see his smile again in the presents of our Lord Jesus Christ. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time of grieving. I just found out about Stephen… I went to Bella Vista High School with Stephen and had several classes with him. He was such a kind loving sweet person with a great smile. My heart is breaking right now as I read about his life the passed few years. What an amazing story. Such a strong person he was. I feel he is touching my heart right now as I read about is strength through it all. I know one day we will all see his smile again in the presents of our Lord Jesus Christ. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time of grieving.

]]> Comment on It breaks your heart… by Melissa Frazier http://savingstephen.com/it-breaks-your-heart/comment-page-1#comment-326 Melissa Frazier Wed, 18 Nov 2009 03:13:24 +0000 http://savingstephen.com/?p=493#comment-326 My Ipod seems to be programmed to remind me of Stephen every time I turn it on. I listen to it on shuffle, and every other song is Incubus or Dave Matthews or Counting Crows or Live. Stephen had a much broader taste in music than those few bands, of course, but these were the bands where our tastes in music intersected. Hearing their songs reminds me of bus rides from FOPC choir tours of long ago, or concerts that I went to with Stephen and Rosemary and our friends. I smile when I hear them, or I cry, but either way I think about Stephen and everything he meant in my life, the big things and the small things. I remember the time I cried on his shoulder at summer camp over some momentary heartbreak, and I got makeup all over his sweatshirt, but he didn't mind. I remember in high school sitting on the quad during lunchtime and singing Anna Begins together, our favorite Counting Crows song. I remember how he came to my house the morning that I moved to college to say goodbye to me. I remember him insisting that I needed to see Flight of the Conchords and how right he was about it - hilarious. And I'll always remember Stephen, guitar in hand at the front of a stage, leading worship with all his heart. He drew people to him with his charisma and intelligence, and his heart for God. He used his passion for music to share God with others, and I always admired that about him. But he was also kind and funny and a loyal friend, the kind you don't ever forget. I will miss him always. Now is your time of grief, but I will see you again and you will rejoice, and no one will take away your joy. John 16:22 Melissa My Ipod seems to be programmed to remind me of Stephen every time I turn it on. I listen to it on shuffle, and every other song is Incubus or Dave Matthews or Counting Crows or Live. Stephen had a much broader taste in music than those few bands, of course, but these were the bands where our tastes in music intersected. Hearing their songs reminds me of bus rides from FOPC choir tours of long ago, or concerts that I went to with Stephen and Rosemary and our friends. I smile when I hear them, or I cry, but either way I think about Stephen and everything he meant in my life, the big things and the small things. I remember the time I cried on his shoulder at summer camp over some momentary heartbreak, and I got makeup all over his sweatshirt, but he didn’t mind. I remember in high school sitting on the quad during lunchtime and singing Anna Begins together, our favorite Counting Crows song. I remember how he came to my house the morning that I moved to college to say goodbye to me. I remember him insisting that I needed to see Flight of the Conchords and how right he was about it – hilarious. And I’ll always remember Stephen, guitar in hand at the front of a stage, leading worship with all his heart. He drew people to him with his charisma and intelligence, and his heart for God. He used his passion for music to share God with others, and I always admired that about him. But he was also kind and funny and a loyal friend, the kind you don’t ever forget. I will miss him always.

Now is your time of grief, but I will see you again and you will rejoice, and no one will take away your joy. John 16:22

Melissa

]]> Comment on Sad News… by Barbara Garland http://savingstephen.com/sad-news/comment-page-1#comment-325 Barbara Garland Tue, 17 Nov 2009 17:14:15 +0000 http://savingstephen.com/?p=487#comment-325 My heart breaks for Stephen's family and friends. My deep sympathies to all of you. My heart breaks for Stephen’s family and friends. My deep sympathies to all of you.

]]> Comment on Sad News… by Becca Terry http://savingstephen.com/sad-news/comment-page-1#comment-323 Becca Terry Mon, 16 Nov 2009 05:26:54 +0000 http://savingstephen.com/?p=487#comment-323 Dear Rosemary and Mr. And Mrs. Shirley, I cannot express the sadness I feel regarding Stephen. My most heartfelt sympathy goes out to you and your family. It was an honor taking care of Stephen. In one of his post, Stephen said he wanted to do something amazing and touch peoples lives. Well, I want you to know he did. He touched me in a way no other patient has ever done before. You all did. I think he was amazing for enduring his illness while keeping his spirit positive. His strength was absolutely AMAZING. As was the love I felt from his friends and family. Once again, my heart and soul goes out to you all and if there is anything I can do for you, please let me know. Just know my life was changed by Stephen. Dear Rosemary and Mr. And Mrs. Shirley,

I cannot express the sadness I feel regarding Stephen. My most heartfelt sympathy goes out to you and your family. It was an honor taking care of Stephen. In one of his post, Stephen said he wanted to do something amazing and touch peoples lives. Well, I want you to know he did. He touched me in a way no other patient has ever done before. You all did. I think he was amazing for enduring his illness while keeping his spirit positive. His strength was absolutely AMAZING. As was the love I felt from his friends and family. Once again, my heart and soul goes out to you all and if there is anything I can do for you, please let me know. Just know my life was changed by Stephen.

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