We are home!
It's been a journey these last couple of days. The doctors were able to identify the species of malaria Noble has
and treatment has begun. We're praying for a full recovery!
It's been a journey these last couple of days. The doctors were able to identify the species of malaria Noble has
and treatment has begun. We're praying for a full recovery!
From Noble's energy and smiles today, you wouldn't even know he's been so sick.
It's amazing to see him running around, laughing, being himself.
It makes a mama happy.
From here, we're just going to keep an eye on Noble's enlarged spleen (a side effect of the malaria). It occupies half of his abdomen! Poor guy. It should start to go down now that the malaria is being treated. We're praying for that. We're supposed to remain cautious for a while (as cautious as a three year old can be I suppose) as we don't want the spleen to rupture with any abrupt contact or falls. Let's just pray it goes down and down from here.
The medical care and the love and support we received during this trial were incredible! For every person who showed care for us, thank you so very much! God brought us great comfort through so many!!
We're reminded of the brevity of life, the preciousness of it. We're reminded to LOVE more each day. We're praising God for the healing process that's already begun for our Noble. And, we're thankful for God's love poured out to us all through the body of Christ these past few days. It's really good to be home.
"And above all these put on love, which binds everything together in perfect harmony. And let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, to which indeed you were called in one body. And be thankful."
Colossians 3:14-15
