Hey, y'all! :)
I got today's quote out of a little book by Matt Redman (he wrote the popular praise song, "Heart of Worship") called The Unquenchable Worshipper. I'm only about three chapters into it, but so far it's been great! Anyway, here's the quote...
I thought I would give a quick update on some of the little people I've asked y'all to pray for over the last couple of months.
First of all, Stellan is home after 5 weeks of hospitalization, part of it in Boston where he did have an ablation. He seems to be doing really well now, with his SVT finally under control, partially because of the (partial) ablation and partly through medicine.
Jonah is also doing great; he turned 2 months old on Monday, and he is home. Poor little guy, his hands/arms and legs/feet have to stay wrapped up to prevent new blisters from forming, but he is eating well and does well with his daily dressing changes.
Both of these boys are such strong little fighters! :)
As for Kayleigh...nothing has really changed there. The Freeman family is working toward being able to take Kayleigh home as soon as possible so she can spend the rest of her time, however long or short it may be, home with her family. I know the Freemans would really appreciate your prayers at this time. They are also under a great deal of financial stress as the downturn of the economy has really affected them at the same time they have a lot of bills for Kayleigh's care. If you'd like to donate to help the Freemans, there is a donate button on their blog.
And now, I'm off to bed. Love you all, have a great night! :)
I got today's quote out of a little book by Matt Redman (he wrote the popular praise song, "Heart of Worship") called The Unquenchable Worshipper. I'm only about three chapters into it, but so far it's been great! Anyway, here's the quote...
"The consequence of abandonment never enters into our outlook, because our lives are so taken up with Him." --Oswald ChambersThanks to those of you (Amber and Vanessa) who posted comments on my "trying something new..." post to let me know you can see it. :) Y'all are so sweet! So, it kind of worked...I was trying the post-something-to-the-blog-via-email thing using my cell phone (since the actual Blogger mobile thing won't work with our cell provider). The good news is, you can see what I was trying to post. The bad news is, I had to edit it because it also had all this other stuff from where it had to go through the Alltel web server or whatever. :P So, I can use the e-mail thing, but trying to do it from my phone is not really going to work. Oh, well. Like I really needed one more technical thing to complicate my life.
I thought I would give a quick update on some of the little people I've asked y'all to pray for over the last couple of months.
First of all, Stellan is home after 5 weeks of hospitalization, part of it in Boston where he did have an ablation. He seems to be doing really well now, with his SVT finally under control, partially because of the (partial) ablation and partly through medicine.
Jonah is also doing great; he turned 2 months old on Monday, and he is home. Poor little guy, his hands/arms and legs/feet have to stay wrapped up to prevent new blisters from forming, but he is eating well and does well with his daily dressing changes.
Both of these boys are such strong little fighters! :)
As for Kayleigh...nothing has really changed there. The Freeman family is working toward being able to take Kayleigh home as soon as possible so she can spend the rest of her time, however long or short it may be, home with her family. I know the Freemans would really appreciate your prayers at this time. They are also under a great deal of financial stress as the downturn of the economy has really affected them at the same time they have a lot of bills for Kayleigh's care. If you'd like to donate to help the Freemans, there is a donate button on their blog.
And now, I'm off to bed. Love you all, have a great night! :)
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