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When Your Child’s Life is Hanging by a Thread
by Nancy Minsky Jan 2008
How can Christian parents cope with the life-threatening condition of their child? Here’s advice for going through the trial, especially knowing that other people watch Christians at times of trial to see if their faith is real, and advice for what to do when the trauma is over.
 
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id you ever pass a serious auto accident on the road that brought glaring memories to your mind of a near-fatal crisis in your life? Memories of seemingly unending pain dashed through Lou’s mind as her memories were shocked into recall at the car accident she and her child had suffered. Lou’s baby was nine months old when his soft head hit the dashboard. He had a fractured skull and bone in his brain; his head was split open like a nut. Lou went through the windshield. She had a severe concussion, multiple fractures over the left side of her face, and a broken jaw. She had glass in her eyes and lost the bone under her left eye.


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LadyVee on Sat Avg 2, 2008 4:35 EDT Reply 0
To have the privilege of helping him onstage is overwhelming. I wish you could see what happens in the audience when we tell them that he had a fall and that he has had memory loss. Please Sign In

LadyVee on Sat Avg 2, 2008 4:35 EDT Reply -5
To have the privilege of helping him onstage is overwhelming. I wish you could see what happens in the audience when we tell them that he had a fall and that he has had memory loss. Please Sign In

LadyVee on Sat Avg 2, 2008 4:35 EDT Reply +8
To have the privilege of helping him onstage is overwhelming. I wish you could see what happens in the audience when we tell them that he had a fall and that he has had memory loss. Please Sign In


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