Thank you for sharing Leah. I am sorry that I am so late in coming here. I enjoyed this chapter just as I did the others. Wow, I remember I had my son and they tested him for jaundice and I cried because I was ready to leave the hospital and if he tested above a certain something, I don’t know what, he had to stay there while I go home. Praise the Lord, he did not. Even before I knew my Husband, I now see how He knew me and took such good care of me. Hahaha, it just made me think of an image of Him just being there blessing me even though I was oblivious of Him, knowing that one day my heart will be fully His. Wow, I am in tears now. This should be a praise! Coming back to your chapter, so we have a saying in my language: “Hy wat self agter die deur staan, soek iemand anders daar” roughly it means that you look for your faults in other people and even accuse them of it. The last part of your chapter made me think if maybe sometimes I don’t do that myself as well. Thank you for blessing me with all this insight by just telling your story.
thanks for so much encouragement. so my first son had a level of 12 and they let me stay in hospital for several days but this son in this chapters his bilirubin level was just over 30 and we were told would be brain damaged without a transfusion but he was far from it. later we found out even with a transfusion there is brain damage. only God can be trusted.
Thank you for sharing your journey đ¤
Thank you Leah for sharing your journey with us.
Thank you for sharing Leah. I am sorry that I am so late in coming here. I enjoyed this chapter just as I did the others. Wow, I remember I had my son and they tested him for jaundice and I cried because I was ready to leave the hospital and if he tested above a certain something, I don’t know what, he had to stay there while I go home. Praise the Lord, he did not. Even before I knew my Husband, I now see how He knew me and took such good care of me. Hahaha, it just made me think of an image of Him just being there blessing me even though I was oblivious of Him, knowing that one day my heart will be fully His. Wow, I am in tears now. This should be a praise! Coming back to your chapter, so we have a saying in my language: “Hy wat self agter die deur staan, soek iemand anders daar” roughly it means that you look for your faults in other people and even accuse them of it. The last part of your chapter made me think if maybe sometimes I don’t do that myself as well. Thank you for blessing me with all this insight by just telling your story.
thanks for so much encouragement. so my first son had a level of 12 and they let me stay in hospital for several days but this son in this chapters his bilirubin level was just over 30 and we were told would be brain damaged without a transfusion but he was far from it. later we found out even with a transfusion there is brain damage. only God can be trusted.