After being told when Jack was 2 days old that he had been born with complications, we waited patiently for an ambulance to take us to the Royal Children's for surgery, only to find out that the power in the ambulance wasn't working and they had to turn off Jack's drip and heater.
Chris and I followed in the car and watched as the ambulance had a tyre blow out on the gateway. We then had to wait for another ambulance to pick us up on the side of the road.
I knew that God had special plans for our son and the enemy was trying all he could to discourage us but we knew Jack was safe and that God would be with him.
Bern and Robb surprised us and came up and waited with us in emergency and then stayed through the evening and into the early hours of the morning while Jack had his surgery. Bern made me up a bed in the kitchen area of intensive care and then made me toast after midnight. We really appreciated having them there to take our mind off what was happening.
After testing been done on heart, lungs and lots of ultrasounds Jack was given the all clear that everything else was okay.
Now I was looking forward to getting out of hospital and bringing Jack home...
I almost ran to the car on the day we were allowed to leave.
I can remember that so clearly, yet it seems like a world away... You described it so well.
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Lolly,
A beautiful story of God's faithfulness! Thanks for sharing. Jack is a blessed boy!
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