Дорогая церковь сейчас позвонила Татьяна ( мама Ярика ) Она ухаживала за Прохор Федоровичем, она сказала, что ей позвонил врач сказал, что Прохор Федоровича срочно везут на операцию, шансов почти нет.
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Дорогая церковь сейчас позвонила Татьяна ( мама Ярика ) Она ухаживала за Прохор Федоровичем, она сказала, что ей позвонил врач сказал, что Прохор Федоровича срочно везут на операцию, шансов почти нет.
Просьба молиться за Прохор Федоровича, и за Татьяну 🙏🏻
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