Let's try it again...

You know, there is not a day that goes by that I don't remind myself of what God did for my son and my family.  I truly believe that I received the ultimate Jabez Prayer.  The Lord has Blessed me indeed, and because of what he has done, I have been able to "Broaden my Territory" by witnessing to so many about the miracle he performed in our lives.  Another testimony in regard to the miracle is what the Chaplin who was at the hospital by the time we arrived shared with me.  He was there before my husband and myself was.  He knew that Chance was not alive, just as we did.  He was there to help us get through our loss.  Several weeks after the accident, he invited us to his church, the paramedics who attended to Chance that night, and several others.  He wanted all to be there to see the little boy that they had all been praying for.  After the service, he shared with me that he had just finished reading the book "Prayer of Jabez" and he woke that morning and prayed that prayer.  Little did he know that he would be witnessing a miracle that very night.  There was so many people who heard about it.  Dallas Children's hospital featured the story in the Summer Issue of the seasonal magazine that publish.  The PAX TV network featured our also on the TV Program "It's A Miracle."  I have wrote the story in its entirity so that I can give it to Chance one day.  There was so much that we went through--so many emotions.  One thing that I would like for you all who read this to pray for is that one day the horrible memories that still come to my mind will go away.  Never, Never do I want to focus on those, but they too were there.  They remind me of what God did for my son.  I cannot get the picture of him out of my mind when I saw that he wasn't alive.  It only enhances the miracle that I know God performed.  Chance had so many wires hooked up to him, and all the cadallic machines could not pick up a pulse.  They couldn't because it was not there.  After he was pronounced dead, God stepped in and breathed life into him--just as he did Adam.  As the nurse prepared his body for us to be with him, and all the machines had been taken off of him, she reached for his hand that was dangling off the bed and as she lifted it on top him, then at that instance she detected a slight pulse.  A pulse that -- like I said --  the cadallic machines could not.  There is not a doubt in my mind that Chance's life was over, but God has chosen him for something and one day many will reap the rewards of God's harvest.

 

With Love to you all,

Mary

 

 

Wouldn't you know it, I forgot to attach the file.

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