Friday, October 7, 2011

Update On The Litle Queen

sleeping in my lap while I read
The scar from her surgery

she's so tiny
Okie dokes...so here's the deal on the little queen. Thank You all SOOOooooo much for your prayers, it is very much appreciated by my entire family and I'm so glad I have a group of friends that will stand in intercession on my families behalf, thank you, thank you, thank you!
O yes, the update. Okay, so when you all got the text message from me, after talking to a friend, I realized that it may have been a little vague. Savanah had gone into the hospital last Thursday because she had fluid surrounding her brain, my sister originally thought she was having seizures, but it was a ventricle that closed off in her brain that transports the spinal fluid to her spinal cord. Her surgery was a success, she now has a shunt in her head and it drains into her stomach. They kept her in the hospital to do some more testing and to do an MRI to make sure there was no further complications, this is when they found a tumor in the center of her spinal cord that is the size of a quarter. They said that it is not cancerous, but that it is inoperable. 6 doctors came to my sister and her man and told them to enjoy the rest of the time with their daughter, not giving them a time frame, just leaving them in the dark as to a time frame, because it would all depend on the amount of time that it takes to grow and finally end her little life...well to hell with them.
This is when I text all of you, shortly after I was praying, okay, in hysterics on the floor in my living room, listening to some worship music and praying, when I hear this: "Why are you mourning? She's not dying." I was like, "WHAT!" and I heard this same statement again and was comforted beyond belief. I was like...well, okay, I'm done crying then. I spoke with another friend last night and she said, "I keep getting the impression that God isn't going to remove the spot, but it isn't going to be fatal; that she will live a full and happy life which baffles doctors." Well Yes and Amen!

My sister and her boyfriend don't have a relationship with the Lord and this has been such a hard time for them both, I can't even imagine going through all of this. Last Thursday when she was going to the hospital I was praying that morning and the Lord gave me this verse to pray over them:

Isaiah 42:16 "I will lead the blind by ways hey have not known, along unfamiliar paths I will guide them; I will turn the darkness into light before them and make the rough places smooth. These are the things I will do; I will not forsake them."

Well that's a good word! Last night they got to finally bring their daughter home after living in the hospital for a week. I spoke with both my sister and her boyfriend on separate occasions last night and got to tell them about all the people that were praying and just got to encourage them. I kept reminding them that the Lord is always good, which I'm sure is almost impossible for them to believe right now, but I also told them what The Lord told me and my friend and read to them I was praying over them the whole week. They both thanked me so much, and I'm thanking all of you! I really do think that the Lord is using this to draw them to Him, no matter how strange or off it may seem, I am not one to question Him. He is always good, no matter our circumstances, He Is The Lord. The doctors say "No", but the Lord says "yes", I wonder who I'm going to believe.

I got to watch both of the Queens today: Savanah and Makaila, and it was fantastic. I love them with all of my heart and I know that The Lord has great things for them both. I thank you again so much for your prayers and support, we are believing in Jesus' name that she is healed and she will outlive all of us, and this blog is now long enough.

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