2 May Update

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Long day today - Tae woke up again quiet uncomfortable and with some pain. She struggled to keep food down.  Fortunately, Lynda (also a doctor) has come in from Papua New Guinea to see her and is keeping tabs on Tae's medication. Its not easy for Tae and she now says how she lacks energy and constantly tired. We set up the recliner in the living room while she was strong enough to sit up so she could host a few visitors. The Bible Society youth (pictured) performed some action songs and shared their journies. We were also blessed with visits from Pastor Peter Tupou and Alan, Sam Vete, Semisi and Grace Fakahau.

  Pic: The Kitekeiaho clan - they performed a dance to "walk on walk strong"

Pic: Hons. FaneTupouVava'u and Salote Maumautaimi (The King's Nieces)

We heard during the day that the rugby team, Tautahi Gold played "Walk on Walk Strong" before their game against the visiting Samoan Savaii team and each time they scored Tae's song would be played over the stadium sound system. Tautahi won the game!

Ainise & Maliana Sevele

Tae  praying with Uncle Sam Vete - Sam is still battling Parkinsons and a liver condition

Comments

[Murray Doehler]

Dear Tae:

Please let me know the next time Tautahi plays so I get bet on them winning! There are many things that go into winning, I hold the belief that their win is witness to the positive effect you have had, and continue to have, on all of us.

It is slowly warming up here, so as Carmody gets colder, we get warmer. Temperature is a measure of energy. The people who are watching and praying for you are from around the globe, so the energy for you is even.

Today (our Friday, 16 hours behind yous) is casual day, so again no tie, however yesterday my tie was burgundy with a scene from a victorian masquerade ball on it. So in your spirits think of yourself dancing.

Murray

[litia]

Hi Guys!

Fakafeta'i fai ma'u ai pe ki he 'Otau 'i he 'ene 'alo'ofa 'oku tau ta'imalie ai.

Ko e ngaahi faingata'a kotoa 'oku tau fou ai 'oku
'ikai ke puli pe fufu mei hono fofonga 'ofa. Pea 'e 'ikai ke holo ai 'a hono langilangi.

Ko ia tau fakamalo mo hiki hono kololia tatau ai pe pe 'oku tau faingamalie pe faingatamaki.

'Ofalahi atu he fononga loloa mo faingata'a 'oku mou fou ai. Kae fakafeta'i ko e fononga 'i he 'ofa mo e tauhi 'a e 'Otua 'oku pule kihe 'univeesi ni.
'Ofaatu e kau lotu mo e lotu ai pe.
Litia, Trevor Chris & Emma

[Lata]

Dear Tae
As always thinking of you and the family...it's lovely to see all the pictures being posted...with love and hugs
Lata

['Una]

dear Tae,

Always and forever you will always be in our hearts...although we are distances apart. We take part in the fakame here tommorow. wow i bet ur song really encouraged the tautahi as it is to us all...Sorry to hear of your situation now but still we pray that in all we go through let HIS HOLY NAME JeSUS be glorified..May the GOOD LOrd continuously be with you and your family through this hard time... we love you so much and wish you aand your family a blessed fakame

love and prayers
Pola, NOa, Malia, SUli, Nane, 'Una, MOne, Felix, Kelisimi, KIpola
Laucala

[aurorae]

hi tae..i finally took the time to go thru this great site!!the Ake family is and wil always be praying for you..i luvv yo uso much...it is not a miracle you are alive tae, for you are the miracle...
ofa atu
lola
^^walk on walk strong^^