For those CQ readers who have followed the blog for a while, you remember that Sean from Everything I Know Is Wrong is not just a fellow Minneapolis blogger -- and an excellent writer -- but also is my daughter-in-law's uncle as well as being a good friend of mine. Sean and his wife Karen have opened their home to us on many occasions, making us part of their family for holidays, special occasions -- really, any time.

Sean had a congenital heart defect that he had tolerated for his entire life, but recently it became necessary for him to have surgery to correct the problem. Sean's surgery went well and he seemed to be recovering quickly, but two days ago he had a serious setback. He's back in the hospital, and while it looks like the doctors have done a good job in catching the issue before it did its worst, he has some problems to overcome.

I'd ask CQ readers to include Sean and his wife, and his two children as well, in your prayers in the next few weeks. When he feels more himself, he plans on returning to his blog. If I can, I'll post this at EIKIW in order to let Sean's regular readers know what's happening. Sean and his family are among the most gracious people I know; let's show them that the blogosphere can recognize that quality amongst ourselves. Leave your wishes for them all here in these comments or in an e-mail to Sean.

Trackback Pings

TrackBack URL for this entry is

Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Prayers Needed For Fellow Blogger:

» Virtual Majority from Don Singleton
EIKIW readers, see this post on CQ about Sean's health. Regarding Virtual Majority, the Dems must be crazy to think they are going to run the Senate by virtue of the 7 Republicans that joined the gang of 14 [Read More]

Tracked on June 18, 2005 11:56 AM

» Prayers for Sean at ETIKIW from Pirate's Cove
Though I do not know him whatsoever beyond his writing, I could probably put Sean at Everthing I Know Is Wrong as one of the people who made me think of doing my own little blog. One of my first [Read More]

Tracked on June 18, 2005 2:26 PM