Prayers needed.

I have had a trying week. My mother has had several tests done, and she got the reports back, but the doctor didn't explain anything to her. So, I looked over the reports, made copies, and studied them. She has Congestive Heart Failure, and she is starting to go downhill. She is tired all of the time, which is a sign of going from stage 3 to 4. The reports listed the Congestive Heart Failure as "CHF", and she didn't have any idea what that meant. So, I was the one to tell her what that meant. You don't know how hard this was for me, my friends, to tell my mother she has Congestive Heart Failure. :(

The past couple of days, we have been trying our best to help our friend Brian move.I went to school with Brian, and have literally known him for 1/2 a century. He has been put out of his house with only 2 weeks notice.Several years ago, when Brian was healthy and still working, his Dad got cancer. Brian moved back in with his parents, took care of his Dad until he died, and stayed there and took care of his mother until she passed away.Just before Brian's mother passed away, Brian's health took a nosedive. He had to have his right hip replaced, but was able to go back to work after it healed up. Then his diabetes(FTR, he is skinny, and has always been skinny) caused that leg where he got the hip joint replaced, to get infected. The doctors had to amputate that leg just below the knee. Brian has 2 sisters, total witches, IMO, who NEVER came over to help Brian with the parents. They would come over now and then to ask for money from the parents, even though neither one of them needed it.
To make this long story short, the 2 sisters got a lawyer, forced the sale of the house, and have succeeded in putting Brian and the 2 dogs out. They are keeping all of the money from the sale of the house, as they said that Brian should have been paying rent !!! Brian has been up-keeping the house all along, paying the homeowners insurance, utilities, etc. His sisters have not helped with anything.
The one dog is a small Terrier, who was Brian's mother's dog, and the other one is Brian's dog that he brought with him when he moved in to take care of his parents.We have been unsuccessful in finding another home for the dogs, and all of the shelters in the area have said no, also. Brian has to be out on Sunday, so the only thing left to do is cut them loose. Brian doesn't even have the money to put them down, as he used every last dollar to pay for an apartment.
Brian desperately needs prayer. He has been crying. His parents home was built by his grandparents, and has been in the family for 105 years.He is heartbroken about the dogs, but he could not find an apartment where he would be allowed to keep them.