"Save, we pray!" (Psalm 118:25)

  

"The best and most beautiful things in this world 

cannot be seen or even heard,

but must be felt with the heart."  

(Helen Keller)

Recently, my thoughts and prayers have been for two of my friends who have both experienced a miscarriage of twins.  For these two wonderful ladies and their families, please know that I am thinking and praying specifically for you during this time of grief and surrender.  

Please join me in praying for these two ladies.

As we enter into the month of October, I am reminded of Hosanna, our son who did not survive in October 2007.  Throughout this month, I'll share more about our family's experience and about what the Lord Jesus has done in our hearts and lives through the past 3 years.

The above image is

in memory of Hosanna and the many precious little ones
 that are safe in the arms of Jesus.

A prayer request

Today, Micaiah had a check-up with his pediatrician. He measured: 19 pounds, 9 ounces and 30.5 inches long. Obviously he is a small 18 month-old boy. Anyone can tell that just by looking at him. Ever since he was born, he has been small for his age. The funny thing is that he eats more than Anna!


The issue is that Micaiah is under the 5th percentile for his weight. The doc says that he is not taking in enough calories to gain weight. (I find that hard to believe) The doc put him on Pediasure, a nutritional supplement.

Now, I'm supposed to find ways to add calories to every meal that he eats. Like adding butter, oil, and fatty foods. And get this, ice cream is actually a recommended every day food for him! Brian will be thrilled! :)

My prayer request is that Micaiah will gain weight. We've had these same problems before and have already visited a dietitian several times.

Because this is a recurring issue, it has me a little more worried about him. If this continues to be an issue, it could affect his other developmental skills.

With all this said, it makes me very thankful that this is such a small health concern.
Thank you for praying with us!

"Do not boast about tomorrow, for you do not know what a day may bring." (Proverbs 27:1)