Dr. Cantu in action
Hi To All,
Special Reminder:
Tomorrow will be Jessica's First Blog in honor of Dr. Cantu's Birthday!!!
We are trying to get well wishes for Dr. Cantu from ALL for his special day.
If you are a former coma patient, a fellow RSD sufferer, or wish to send your thanks to him for ALL he has done for Jessica and others, please feel free to post a comment to this blog!!! When he arrives tomorrow to see Jessica, we will have him read all of his birthday blessings on the computer!!!
Please join us to help celebrate Dr. Cantu's special day tomorrow and Jessica's first blog posting in his honor!!!
Here is something I wrote for him:
Dear Dr. Cantu,
God gave a gift to the world when you were born. You are a special doctor who loves and cares, who sees a patient's needs and fills it, who encourages and lifts people up, who spends energy on others rather than himself, who touches each life he enters and makes a real difference in their world. May the love you have shown to us and to others return to you in abundance today and everyday!
Dr. Cantu, one of the most important gifts that a doctor can give his patients is HOPE. By so doing you thereby inspire in that patient a deep conviction that their inner strength can make a difference in their struggle against pain and suffering. This is what you have done for Jessica and ALL of your coma patients here at the Hospital San Jose Tec! There are not enough words in the dictionary to describe how thankful we are and how special you have become to us!
It is clear that God created you for a great purpose! May you know how very much you are loved! From one "grateful" Mom, I hope you have a birthday today that is as wonderful and special as you are!!!
Con mucho amor, with much love,
Sarah Gina (Jessica's Mom) xoxoxo
Feliz Cumpleanos Dr. Fernando Cantu Flores!!!
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Happy Birthday, Dr. Cantu!
ReplyDeleteWe have not had the pleasure of meeting but I have heard wonderful things about you from some of my fellow RSD suffers.
We cannot thank you enough for the work you, Dr. Kirkpatrick and Dr. Schwartzman are doing on behalf of the many people afflicted with CRPS. It is a difficult ailment to treat and we are grateful for your dedication and commitment to helping your patients when there are so few places to turn to for help.
May God continue to bless your efforts and your family and give you the strength and wisdom to care for your patients. Your contributions extend far beyond your own patients and provide a hope you may never fully appreciate but please continue doing what you are doing. You are God’s mercy in action.
Que Dios le bendiga.
The Turners
Happy Birthday Dr. Cantu!
ReplyDeleteI'd definitely have to second what Mrs. Steven's has written. You have been such an answer to prayer for so many people that have been abandoned and told there was no hope. When we were told this they had no idea that our hope was in Monterrey, Mexico and his name was Dr. Cantu. God put you on this earth for a great and magnificant purpose and you have touched more lives than you will ever know. Even my grandparents always ask about you. As we have always said, if every doctor had even one ounce of Dr Cantu in them, this world and entire medical system would be a far better place.
Thank you for all your hard work. Thank you for never giving up on us. Thank you for never saying never. This is one coma patient who's life will never be the same after meeting you and has been touched forever. Don't ever forget how much you are loved.
We love you!
Lindsay Spengler
Coma patient #7