November 19, 2007

  • On Sunday Elizabeth was tired all day – because of lack of sleep the night before.   But for her yesterday was one of the best days!   She had so many friends from school  come by – she was smiling all day long.   While she loves the adults visits – she really missed her school pals.  Some of the parents shared stories of Elizabeth’s kindness at school with me.   How she befriended the smallest kid in the class or gave her lunch to someone else - because they forgot their lunch, or how she always remembers to say hi to the parents.  

    In the morning we had our worship service and in the Evening the Rodrigues family came  and joined our family in singing the Psalms with Elizabeth – the room was filled with music and it was a wonderful time of praise. 

    One small piece of good news is that yesterday the hospitial removed the IV and some of the other hoses attached to her.   We were able to put her in a wheel chair (which we were instructed to do twice a day for now on) and her sisters pushed her around the hospital hallways.  

    This morning Elizabeth was better rested and feeling better.  In New Jersey we had snow on the ground, which Elizabeth loved looking at.    I grabbed a couple buckets and brought the snow in to the hospital so we could have a snowball fight (the nurses thought is was great and were laughing).   Elizabeth got a few good shots at me and her mom!   

    EDIT:   I should mention that we will likely be moving Elizabeth to Mountainside Children’s Hospital which specialize in spinal cord recovery, in one or two days from now.   We will let you know as soon as this happens.    Her stay is estimated to be about 4 to 6 weeks depending on her needs.  

    Well I am off – I promised Elizabeth that I would pick up two new Wii games called ‘Playground’ and ‘Petz 2′.   

    Brian

    “The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much.”  James 5:16b

Comments (4)

  • Great post, glad to hear how GENEROUS she was with her LUNCH!!!!

  • Hello, guys,
    People are praying all over the country, I’m sure. Lord help you all- your strength through all this is a testimony of God’s sustaining power. May He bless your family through this.
    Jen

  • Hi, Brian.  I’m here by a round about route. Daiseymae81 had a note on her site from Chet asking for prayer and a brief explanation of what is happening.  I just wanted to drop by and introduce myself (I’m Leslie), and join the many other praying for you and Jenna and your family.  And I’ll bet that’s the first time ever the staff at the hospital witnessed an inside snowball fight!  <G>  Grace and peace to you and your home.

  • A snowball fight in the hospital…awesome!  I am glad the nurses let you do that for her.  Your little girl sounds like an amazing and generous little girl.  She is in my prayers.  Have a great night.

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