Waiting to be transferred!
This is an attempt to give our family and friends a glimpse of our baby Carter's llife. I hope this will help you better understand O.E.I.S complex (Cloacal Exstrophy). Carter is a true blessing and God has a special plan for him.
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I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well. Psalm 139:14
Crazy!
To say the past few days have been crazy is for sure an understatement. Brandon flew to Baltimore then to Louisville and then drove an hour to Cincinnati, all in an effort to meet me and Carter in Cincinnati. Due to miscommunication and an influx in patients, Carter and I were unable to travel to Cincinnati. After Brandon traveled to all of those places, he had to turn around and travel back home. It has been a stressful mess to say the least! The plan as of right now is for the medical transfer to take place on Monday or Tuesday. This time Brandon will not be leaving the state of Mississippi until Carter and I are in the air. The good news is that we are all safely back together in Mississippi. I want to thank each of you for your continued prayers. They mean so much to us! James 1:2-8
Waiting to be transferred!
Waiting to be transferred!
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What a mess, Meagan! I'm so sorry that he was not able to be transfered this week as planned. However, I believe that everyting happens for a reason. Maybe the better doctors will be on call next week! :) Maybe all the best specialists, surgeons, nurses and doctors are on vacation this week and will be rested and ready for Carter on Monday; you wouldn't want tired, bad doctors anyway! All joking aside, keep your chin up and know that in everything (even the disappointments!) God is in control and has a perfect plan for Carter. My love and continued prayers, always.
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