Friday's Official Report
Tuesday's Visit to High Risk Dr Will Be Posted on Tuesday
Praise our God who will never leave us. Today was our visit to the OB. We were excited because we could talk to our doctor about his thoughts about Kaitlyn growing. (He said it was impossible and that she would not grow bigger, but dwindle away and die) My last words to him from the last visit were "...we trust you and still love you but we are praying the opposite."
Our nurse had to go to a meeting but wanted to see us. She ran in, hugged Lindsay really tight and told us that what is happening is a HUGE testimony to our doctor. (Praise God)
Doctor came in and here are some things he said.....this is so cool! (This shows God's power even more, I feel)
"I don't know what is going on."
"I can't explain this."
"There is no explanation."
" I have never encountered this before"
All the while, he had a HUGE grin on his face as if he was trying not to show us too much excitement. This was so exciting.
But, when he said "there is no explanation", I interrupted and said "GOD." And he looked at me as if he was wondering how I could have believed that so strongly. IT was good. Not that he is not a believer, but this was supposed to be so "impossible" that he was blown away by God himself. That is my take on it.
And the lab tech who prayed over Lindsay on our way out last time, told me..."See, God answered the prayer and it is ONLY going to get better!"
Awesome! So great.
What is next for Lindsay?
Go in for blood work.
MORE rest!
This is the most critical time, he said. 24-30 weeks.
She needs, not bed rest, but just MORE rest.
What is next for both of us?
Lindsay needs to go in on Thursday to have her blood drawn. Here is what they are checking for:
antibodies (for the Rh negative)
blood sugar
iron
Tuesday, we go see our High Risk doctor. THere we will see the babies again with ultrasound. Thank you so much for your prayers. Continue to praise and thank God. Don't be afraid to tell people about God and the impossible
Praise our God who will never leave us. Today was our visit to the OB. We were excited because we could talk to our doctor about his thoughts about Kaitlyn growing. (He said it was impossible and that she would not grow bigger, but dwindle away and die) My last words to him from the last visit were "...we trust you and still love you but we are praying the opposite."
Our nurse had to go to a meeting but wanted to see us. She ran in, hugged Lindsay really tight and told us that what is happening is a HUGE testimony to our doctor. (Praise God)
Doctor came in and here are some things he said.....this is so cool! (This shows God's power even more, I feel)
"I don't know what is going on."
"I can't explain this."
"There is no explanation."
" I have never encountered this before"
All the while, he had a HUGE grin on his face as if he was trying not to show us too much excitement. This was so exciting.
But, when he said "there is no explanation", I interrupted and said "GOD." And he looked at me as if he was wondering how I could have believed that so strongly. IT was good. Not that he is not a believer, but this was supposed to be so "impossible" that he was blown away by God himself. That is my take on it.
And the lab tech who prayed over Lindsay on our way out last time, told me..."See, God answered the prayer and it is ONLY going to get better!"
Awesome! So great.
What is next for Lindsay?
Go in for blood work.
MORE rest!
This is the most critical time, he said. 24-30 weeks.
She needs, not bed rest, but just MORE rest.
What is next for both of us?
Lindsay needs to go in on Thursday to have her blood drawn. Here is what they are checking for:
antibodies (for the Rh negative)
blood sugar
iron
Tuesday, we go see our High Risk doctor. THere we will see the babies again with ultrasound. Thank you so much for your prayers. Continue to praise and thank God. Don't be afraid to tell people about God and the impossible
posted by Tony and Lindsay @ 7:14 PM
7 Comments:
At 4/08/2006 6:27 AM,
John Glisson said…
That is really awesome!!!
John
At 4/08/2006 7:36 AM,
Anonymous said…
YAY!!! Still praying for you too!
Love yall to death
Mike
At 4/08/2006 8:08 PM,
Janelle said…
That's AWESOME! God is so good... He is touching SO MANY through the lives of two very small girls that have yet to make a physical appearance... I can only begin to imagine the impact they will have for the Kingdom once they finally arrive! Glory to God!
At 4/09/2006 10:12 AM,
Anonymous said…
hey slate,
thats koo! im happy for yall! im glad that everything is goin good! man its been a while since we last talked... we should go to luthers agian. it seems like tha wedding was a few months ago, i was just thinking bout that 2 days ago. im sure ur gunna be a koo dad.
At 4/10/2006 7:37 AM,
Anonymous said…
Tony, I am so happy God has answered our prayers for you, Lindsay and the twins. I will keep praying that everything still goes well until the special day.
God Bless.
Shafter, Amanda, Shea and Heather Bailey
At 4/11/2006 11:31 AM,
Anonymous said…
Tony & Lindsay,
I had no idea you guys were expecting, let alone twins! I will definitely be praying for both girls, and I know that God's healing power will be revealed (much to the dr's amazement).
Big hugs for both of y'all.
Marcie Muñoz
At 4/14/2006 7:06 PM,
Anonymous said…
Hi guys.
We continue to pray for you. Lindsay I miss you so much and wish I could be right there with you through all of this. Hang in there girlfriend. I think about you and your girls all the time!!
Love,
Mistie
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