Letters: When East Meets West Columnist ask Readers for Their Prayers
Wednesday, February 02, 2011
Hi Bill & Connie, Hank Here !
We hope that you had a wonderful holiday Season with your family,and enjoyed every 
minute of it as we did.
I have been away from the computer due to my health issues and and being very busy.
I probably won't be on the computer so often, but I'll do my best to check ocassionally.
recent photo of Hank Miller
While In Hospital for A Colon Operation More Health Issues Were Found!
As for my open Heart Surgery I'm still awaiting for the doctor to call me and give me the date for admittance.When I do go into the hospital I'll be there from 6 to 10 days for quite a bit of pre operation testing.After my release the doctors will make a planned proceedure for the operation I'll be released and after re-admitted for surgery. After surgery I should be in hospital for about one month. During the Altra Sound Heart Test last week they found that I have Valvular Heart Desease and the valve must be replaced with an implanted valve. The doctor called the decease, Aortic (Valvular) Stenosis.I knew that I have a heart murmer but I never had any problem with that till the doctor found this defect during the Ultra Sound,the doctor said that without this operation that I could live from 2 to 6 years only.
So you see this is a must priority for me. I also have responsibilities to my family, and our new grandson Kenji Michael Miller whom I want to spend bonding time with and enjoy doing many things with.
Please do keep me in your prayers because the power of prayer will be an overwhelming factor for my life line to life and future happiness,fore I'll be in God's hands.
Thank You all Warm Regards from Kitakyushu City, Japan.
Hank , Keiko & The Miller Family
Note: Hank is a former resident of Gloucester City NJ who now resides in Kitakyushu City Japan. He has been writing a column for CNB, called When East Meets West, for several years now.
Good Luck Hank, We are all praying for your recovery.
~Bill and Connie Cleary
