Please pray for our neighbor, Bronson, and his family.
Miracles are happening every day with this little fighter.
We do have a Father in Heaven who watches over us, who hears prayers, and who grants blessings. I know sometimes prayers aren't answered in the way we want them to be (and I don't have a good answer for that), but for now He's hearing the prayers. He's answering the prayers in a way that gives so much hope. He's rewarding the faith.
He is giving them miracles and they are seeing His tender mercies, but the struggle is not over. I can only try to imagine what they must be feeling. The questions that must flash in and out of their minds. The questions they don't dare think about for long. The hope and faith they must be exerting to stomp on their fears.
Matt and Sara are praying for a second chance with their son, and for them things look so hopeful. Everyday new rays of sun are bursting through their clouds. I am hoping for good things for them.
Sara has so much courage to write about this experience...and to share it. Read it here.
They have my prayers.
Please give them yours, too.
5 comments:
That was probably the most gut wrenching blog I have ever read. How many times have I come close to leaving a baby in the tub. A constant nightmare. They are in my prayers. That baby looks the same age as Luke, so I instantly bonded with those people. I'm calling the Temple now to put his name in. I'm gonna be a mess all day!!
So grateful you shared this. I too will be a mess. We will be praying hard.
I haven't been able to pull myself away from their blog for the past 30 minutes. My heart is breaking and my soul is praying for them and their sweet son. Please keep us posted. I want to go hug all of my children....again.
this family's story is devastating. Marc is wondering why I am blubbering. I am haunted by the risky things that I've done with my kids, some involving water that could have turned out disastrously. I will be obsessed with this little boy and he absolutely will be in my/our prayers. what a heartbreak for that mother--I pray she will forgive herself.
thanks for sharing their story--I will go hold hands with each of my kids right now in their sleep and be glad they are safe and healthy.
I have been sobbing for the last 20 minutes as I have read her blog, even though I don't know this family. I guess it's because I am guilty of leaving my baby in the bathtub for a few seconds to go do something that seemed soooo important...more important than my baby's safety. Holy cow. What a somber mood I've been in today. Thanks for sharing. Her words are very inspiring. It HAS been easier to see the blessings in things that do normally frustrated the crud out of me.
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