Angel Missions Haiti: Headed to Baltimore

Monday, January 7, 2008

Headed to Baltimore

Chedner and I are headed to Johns Hopkins next Tuesday for his surgery. Please keep him in your prayers as he will be sedated and in traction from the waist down for at least six weeks. The blissful ignorance must be nice for him as I think I need tranquilizers about now! In all things, we are praying to have the strength to help him through this and to give our worries to God. I will try and post while I am there to let everyone know how he is doing.
Also if you could throw some prayers up for the rest of our family that would be wonderful. This will be a long separation for all of us.

Thanks,
Fran

2 comments:

Anonymous said...: Fran, many prayers for your family. I can only imagine how you must be feeling right now - I guess we can only rest in the knowledge that no amount of worry can help our children one little bit - only our reliance upon the Lord and His grace and mercy.
Hugs,
Chrissy in PA; January 14, 2008 at 10:24 AM
Terry said...: I've been praying for Chedner and you and waiting to hear how he is doing. Praying that the Lord give to you peace. The Lord Jesus holds your little one in the palm of His Hand... God Bless, Terry; January 16, 2008 at 9:15 AM

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Angel Missions Haiti strives to arrange donated medical care for the sickest children in Haiti who are unable to be cared for in their home country. Many of these children have life-threatening conditions that will shorten or severely limit their lives if not repaired. We work with many physicans, hospitals and families across the United States who volunteer their time and energy to provide nurturing care to make the time away from their families less traumatic. Each and every child is unique and precious to us and it is important that we strive to provide the quality care while they are in our program. We take great care to match children with the best host family available and carefully monitor their progress as they begin their medical procedures. It is our goal to help all of these children return to their Haitian families healthy and ready to live healthy lives. To make this mission successful and to help as many children as possible, we need your help!

So Many Children...

Children are referred to us on a weekly basis from orphanages, feeding programs schools and desperate families. We see many little ones with cleft lip & palate, tumors, hydrocephaly, heart conditions, orthopedic issues, and trauma. To date, over 30 children have come to the United States for medical care and we have a waiting list of children needing to come. We partner with many caring medical professionals and host families across the country to provide the best care possible for these children while they are in the US. In order to get the medical visas, Angel Missions must arrange for testing in Haiti, donated medical care and a host family in the United States. We work hard to bring the children to the US as quickly as possible and to return them to their families as soon as they are able to travel. Some children need to make multiple trips here in order to address their health problems completely and Angel Missions does our best to make this happen. We know we cannot possibly help all the needy children in Haiti, but we are commited to help as many of the little ones who come to us as possible.

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Monday, January 7, 2008

Headed to Baltimore

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