the baby has not come yet which is a great thing. every hour is a blessing. Mrs. Ferd got the second steriod shot this morning and has had a very quiet day.
Last night wasn't easy but we survived and we really are thinking we can make the 72 hours the Doctors are hoping for.
Thank you all for your prayer.
__________________ If I do something stupid blame the Lortab!
Bro. Ferd,
Our eldest son's wife gave birth to a little girl 11 wks premature three yrs. ago.
She was in the neo-natal unit for two and a half mos., however from the time
she was born by c-section, she never had a set-back. Her doctors made the
statement when they took her home that "This is the way every premmie should
go home". This is only to give God glory for what He can and will do for His people.
We ARE His people, the sheep of HIS pasture.
May our Great Lord God give you and your sweet wife tremendous success during
and following the birth of your little son, in JESUS name!
Blessings,
Falla39
Forgot to mention Lexie weighed 2 lbs, 3 ozs. at birth. She did great
and I believe your little son will too, Bro. Ferd. In Jesus Name!
Bro you remember that God has it all in control. He knows what i needed when. One of my great nephews was born 12 weeks early and they were told he would spend probably the entire time in the hospital. 8 weeks later he went home. They were told he would be 10 before he ever caught up with the kids his age, at 3 they said he was already caught up. They said he would be sickly, hasn't had any problems since birth. God knows exactly what you need. Trust him to take of you and your family.
We are praying and trust God will see you all through.
Ferd, I will be dedicating twins who were premies and whose lives hung in the balance. They are doing GREAT! Prayer for the babies and prayer for the Doctors makes a difference. Will be praying for all!!!!
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"Those who go after the "Sauls" among us often slay the Davids among us." Gene Edwards
My cousin's grandson was born at 26 weeks gestation. As you can well imagine the outlook was bleak. But, God is STILL God, isn't He?
Today David is 7 years old. The only clue (only to medical people) that he was premie is that he is small in stature and must wear glasses (from all the oxygen he received). He is HIGHLY intelligent and has never been behind in any of his skills!
My son and DIL are having difficulty conceiving and this is what I told them. THESE are the situations that give God a chance to do what He does Best....BE God!
Praying for strength for you and your family and for that little "bun" that wants to get out of his "oven" a little too soon!
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