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An INFERTILE woman dreams of becoming a mother, but one night, she wakes up to a BABY’S CRY coming –
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After years of unsuccessful attempts to have a baby, a young woman is diagnosed with infertility, and her life falls apart. But the next day, after fervent prayer, she finds a baby under her bed and is shocked to discover how he got there.
The sun shone in through Caroline’s bedroom window, filling the room with a golden light and bringing with it a comforting feeling of renewal. When she woke up, she was surprised to see that she was well-rested, something she hadn’t felt for a long time. It was the first time in months that she had slept so soundly and woken up in such high spirits. That’s because she was going through one of the most difficult times of her life…Click Here To Continue Reading>> …Click Here To Continue Reading>>
A few months ago, Caroline had received the devastating news that she would never be able to have children. The news came as a shock to her and her husband, who were planning to start a family. And, as if that wasn’t enough, her life began to fall apart. Soon after receiving the news of her infertility, she lost her husband and her job. She had truly hit rock bottom.
But on that sunny day, something seemed different. After months immersed in sadness and loneliness, Caroline woke up cheerfully, stretched, and went to the window to open the curtains. Outside, in the clear blue sky, the sun was shining brightly, and suddenly the young woman began to feel that something good was about to happen.
Everything seemed to be just another ordinary day, but Caroline had no idea that in just a few minutes, her life would change completely.
Still looking out of the window, observing life outside, watching the neighbor watering the plants and another picking up the morning paper, still in his robe, she began to hear a rather strange noise. At first, she thought it was nothing—maybe a little mouse in the walls. The sound was muffled, a bit distant, but it was there.
“What is that?” she thought, trying to identify where the noise was coming from. Suddenly, the noise got louder and clearer, and it was then that a baby’s cry broke the morning silence. Her heart almost stopped, and she jumped backwards, wide-eyed. She noticed for the first time something moving under the bed.
It was a baby, wrapped in a dirty, torn blanket, shaking his little hands and crying. Without thinking twice, Caroline took the little one in her arms, and at that very moment, her sister Jane and her brother-in-law Matt burst through the bedroom door, completely out of breath.
“What is it?” screamed Jane in despair. “Where’s the thief?” Matt asked, holding a lamp as a weapon, ready to face the danger. But when the two of them saw Caroline holding a baby in her arms, their mouths dropped open, and they didn’t understand a thing.
“Oh my God, Caroline, where did that baby come from?” asked Jane, incredulous.
It was then that Caroline, also unable to believe what was happening, said something that left them both even more shocked: “God gave him to me,” she said with emotion. “Last night, I prayed for a baby, and today God has given me one.”
Jane and Matt exchanged confused looks, totally lost, and Caroline, surprised by it all, could only believe that she had just been blessed with a miracle.
But what was really going on? Had God really miraculously given Caroline a baby? Well, to understand the story better, we need to go back in time a little and tell the story of Caroline and Lillian—two very different young women who, without knowing it, would have their lives linked by a miracle.
Three months before this whole mess, Caroline was in the car, looking out of the window as the landscape passed quickly by outside. She was on her way to her sister’s house, where she was moving after a painful and overwhelming divorce. The mountains, valleys, and small villages faded into the distance, but Caroline, lost in her own thoughts, didn’t even pay attention. She looked at the back seat and saw the few boxes she had brought with her.
“Wow, in the end, I didn’t even have that much,” she muttered with sadness.
Jane, who was driving, tried to cheer her up. “Oh, it’s okay, sis. When we arrive, we can go shopping. What do you think?”
But Caroline wasn’t interested in shopping. In fact, she wasn’t interested in doing anything at all. After everything that had happened, it was as if her life had lost its meaning. She was desperate and hopeless, and all she felt was an overwhelming emptiness in her heart.
When they finally arrived, Matt, her brother-in-law, who was already waiting at the door, welcomed them with a warm smile. “You’re here,” he said, trying to sound as optimistic as possible to ease the tension in the air. “Welcome to your new home, Caroline.”
The three of them unloaded the moving boxes in just a single journey, as after the divorce, the young woman had been left with almost nothing. It didn’t even look like a real move with so few things she had left. Jane and Matt let Caroline settle into her new room, but the space didn’t seem to bring much comfort to her heavy soul. Her mind was stuck in the painful memories of the past, especially the diagnosis that had destroyed her dreams: infertile.
You see, Caroline was always passionate about children. She was a preschool teacher, and everyone could see that this was her vocation. Ever since she was very young, her biggest dream was to be a mother and have a big, happy family. And it seemed that everything was moving in the right direction when she met Peter.
They had mutual friends and ended up meeting at a birthday party. There was an almost instant chemistry between the two, and they soon started dating. After three years together, Peter finally popped the question, and Caroline couldn’t have been happier. Everything seemed perfect—until they decided it was time to have children. That’s when things started to go wrong.
After several unsuccessful attempts, they decided to see a doctor. It was then that Caroline received the worst news of her life: she was infertile. It came as a tremendous shock, especially as becoming a mother was her greatest wish. To make matters worse, Peter, her husband and the love of her life, didn’t know how to deal with this new reality. He was very sad and soon after asked for a divorce. He was young and wanted children of his own. He knew that Caroline would never be able to give him that, so with a broken heart, he decided to leave.
“I want to have children of my own, Caroline. I’m sorry, but I can’t stay,” those were his last words before moving out of the house.
From then on, Caroline’s life fell apart. She fell into a deep depression. Over time, she could no longer handle her job and ended up being fired. To top it all off, she was evicted from the house where she lived, as she could no longer pay the rent on her own. But fortunately, Caroline wasn’t completely alone.
Her sister, Jane, was by her side the whole time, and when the situation became unbearable, Jane didn’t think twice. She went to get her sister to move in with her.
“Don’t worry about anything now, sis. Come live with me, recover, and then you decide what to do, okay?” said Jane, trying to lighten the load her sister was carrying.
That was young Caroline’s life now: no children, no husband, no job, no dreams. It seemed that she had nothing left. And that’s how Caroline arrived at her sister’s house, completely crushed. Jane thought that perhaps in a new city, in a new home, Caroline could start again. But inside, the young woman was still trapped in her grief.
And so the first three months in her new home passed slowly and painfully. Caroline spent her days locked in her room, only coming out to eat. Silence was her only companion, and her heavy thoughts were like a shadow following her. Jane and Matt did what they could, always offering support, but they knew it was a battle that Caroline would have to face and overcome alone. READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>
Time went by, until one particularly rainy night, something changed. Caroline, lying in bed ready to go to sleep, watched the storm roaring outside. The sound of rain and thunder filled the silence of the room, which was only illuminated by the flashes of lightning that pierced the dark sky. Suddenly, the young woman felt something change in her heart—an urgency, a glimmer of hope, however faint. And for the first time in a long time, she said a prayer with all the will and belief she could muster.
Caroline asked God for a miracle: “Lord, if it is your will, make me a mother. Grant me this one miracle, that’s all I want. Amen.”
With this prayer in her heart, Caroline let herself be carried away by tiredness and fell into a deep sleep. But before she was completely asleep, she heard, or thought she heard, a soft, almost angelic voice whispering, “Take good care of him. He’s yours now.”
And so, the young woman slept peacefully until dawn.
The next morning, Caroline woke up with a different feeling, as if a weight had been lifted from her shoulders. The sun was streaming in through the window, filling the room with a warm, welcoming light. For a moment, she felt at peace, as if the world, after so much pain and loss, had taken on a new color—a new beginning. Caroline took a deep breath, thinking that perhaps something good could still happen.
But this tranquility was soon interrupted by a strange and unexpected sound. At first, she thought she was imagining things, but the sound became clearer and more unmistakable—it was a baby crying.
Totally confused, she looked around the room, not understanding anything, until she realized that the sound was coming from under the bed. With her heart racing, Caroline knelt on the floor and, trembling, looked under the bed. There he was—a tiny baby, wrapped in a blanket like a little package. The scene left her speechless. She stood there, frozen, unable to believe what she was seeing.
“Good Lord!” Caroline shouted, her voice full of shock. It was enough to wake Jane and Matt, who came running into the room, still in their pajamas. Frightened, they stopped at the bedroom door, totally lost, and found Caroline sitting on the bed holding a baby in her arms. The exchange of glances between the three of them said it all—nobody understood anything.
“Oh my God, where did that baby come from, Caroline?” asked Jane, her voice a little shaky, not knowing what to think.
Still trying to process the situation, Matt asked, “How the hell did a baby get here?”
With her eyes full of tears and the baby safe in her arms, Caroline looked at them both, not knowing what to say. “God gave him to me,” she said, moved. “I mean, I don’t know… I just prayed.”
“Last night, I prayed for a baby, and today God gave me one.”
But the truth behind the baby under the bed was much darker and more sinister than Caroline could ever have imagined.
It all started with a young woman called Lillian, who, a few days earlier, was on the run to save her life and that of her newborn baby. Lillian was a young girl who, unfortunately, made all the wrong choices in life. She fell in love with the wrong man, married him, and was now paying the price for it. The poor girl had no family or friends; her whole world revolved around her husband, Mark.
At first, like all couples in love, everything seemed perfect. But it didn’t take long for Mark to show who he really was. He was controlling, possessive, and had fits of rage, always suspicious of everything. He was always accusing Lillian of cheating, even though there was no reason for it.
“I know you flirt with the neighbor when I’m not here!” he shouted, full of jealousy. “If I catch you talking to another man, you’ll pay!”
After two years of marriage, Lillian discovered she was pregnant and couldn’t have been happier. She thought that with the arrival of the baby, Mark would finally become more affectionate and that their marriage would finally get better. But, contrary to what she expected, everything only got worse. The threats became even more constant and violent, and Lillian’s life turned into a nightmare.
The situation became unbearable when Mark, overcome by paranoia, said that the baby didn’t look like him and threatened to kill him.
“Look at him, Lillian! He looks exactly like the neighbor!” he shouted with a threatening tone.
“You’re crazy, Mark!” she protested.
That’s when Lillian knew she had no choice but to run, and that’s what she did, without looking back. But living on the streets, in constant fear of being found, wasn’t easy. The cold and the hunger were killing her. Desperate, she knew she wouldn’t last long, but she had to find a way to protect her son before it was too late.
Then, on that stormy night, while walking through a neighborhood of large, beautiful houses looking for shelter, Lillian saw a door ajar. Jane and Matt, who were both doctors and had rushed off for an emergency, had forgotten to lock the door, and the strong, merciless wind blew it open for Lillian, like a sign of fate.
The young woman, tired and with no strength left, felt something inside calling her. She couldn’t explain what it was, but without thinking twice, she went inside. The house was silent, with only a few dim lights on. Feeling the warmth and comfort of a home—something she hadn’t had in a while—Lillian walked cautiously to one of the bedrooms and saw a young woman sleeping peacefully. It was Caroline.
For a moment, she just watched the young stranger, analyzing every detail of her face. She felt a squeeze in her heart when she realized that she had found the right person to take care of her son. Weak and powerless, Lillian made the most difficult decision of her life. Whispering, almost without a voice, she said, “Take care of him. He’s yours now.”
With tears in her eyes, the poor mother put her baby under the bed, warm and protected, hoping that when the young girl woke up, she would find him and raise him with the love she could no longer offer.
Heartbroken, Lillian ran out of the house without looking back and returned to the streets. But that same night, her body couldn’t resist any longer. She collapsed in a dark, cold alley, but in peace, knowing that she had done everything to save her son. Her last thought was of her baby’s face, innocent and calm. With one last tear that mingled with the raindrops, Lillian felt her life slipping away, still wishing in her heart that her son was safe and sound.
The next day, Caroline woke up and found the baby in her room, without imagining how this would change her life forever.
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1oo9tAccording to witnesses, the husband, who had been suspicious of his wife’s behavior, followed her after she claimed to be running errands. His worst fears were confirmed when he found her in the embrace of another man in the front seat of a car parked discreetly near a shopping center…Click Here To Continue Reading>> …Click Here To Continue Reading>>
Video footage of the incident, captured by bystanders, shows the visibly enraged husband demanding an explanation as his wife and her alleged lover scramble to cover themselves. The man accused his wife of betraying their marriage vows, while the startled lover pleaded for calm, claiming he was unaware she was married.
The scene quickly went viral on social media, sparking widespread discussions. Some users expressed sympathy for the betrayed husband, while others criticized the public airing of private matters. “This is heartbreaking, but no one deserves to be humiliated like this, no matter the circumstances,” commented one user.
Psychologists and relationship experts weighed in, urging couples to seek counseling to address marital issues rather than resorting to confrontations that could escalate into violence or public spectacle. READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>> READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>
Meanwhile, local authorities confirmed they were not pursuing any charges, as the altercation did not result in physical harm or property damage. However, they urged community members to handle personal matters privately and respectfully.
Infidelity remains a sensitive and divisive topic in society, often leaving deep emotional scars for those involved. While this incident has provided fodder for gossip and memes, it also highlights the complex dynamics of relationships and the pain betrayal can cause.
As the dust settles, the man’s heartbreaking discovery serves as a cautionary tale of trust, honesty, and the consequences of deceit in intimate relationships.
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Meet The 3 Men Who Killed Lucky Dube, Why They Killed Him and What Was Done To Them (Photos).
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1oo9tFortunate Man began making music when he was extremely youthful. Before 1984, when he began doing reggae, he made some “mbaqanga” records in Zulu and Afrikaans. Peter Tosh affected these melodies. In South Africa, he was the most popular reggae performer. After he met Bounce Marley and Peter Tosh and changed from mbaqanga to reggae, his Disc Detainee turned into the most famous record in South Africa during the 1980s and 1990s.
There were a ton of deals of the Serious Reggae Business assortment in Ghana. He won in excess of 20 honors at home and abroad. He went through his entire time on earth voyaging. It seemed as though somebody was attempting to take Fortunate Dube’s vehicle when he was killed. He was shot around midnight in an area in Johannesburg. He was 43 years of age. Scott Bobb, who works for us, sends us news from that point…Click Here To Continue Reading>> …Click Here To Continue Reading>>
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Five men were captured according to his demise, and on Walk 31, 2009, three of them were viewed as liable. The three individuals who went after the reggae vocalist said they shot and killed him when they attempted to take his vehicle since they thought he was Nigerian and didn’t realize he was a reggae artist. Police in South Africa say that three individuals shot the well known reggae craftsman as he dropped off his child in the Rosettenville neighborhood of Johannesburg.
Mpho Maruping, a state observer, said that her significant other had conceded to being important for Dube’s bombed seizing and told her what happened to the multi-grant winning genius. The lady told the Johannesburg High Court about the night Dube was shot while driving his child and little girl to school in Rosettenville. Dube’s family was crying behind the scenes. Maruping and Thabo Maruping are hitched. From the outset, he was blamed for killing Dube, however at that point he turned state’s observer.
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17 Years Old Slept in His Friend’s House Then He Woke Up to Find Out the Shock of His Life –
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Cody Dietz, a teenager from York, Pennsylvania, was your ordinary adolescent. As a 17-year-old, he enjoyed spending time with his peers and attending sleepovers on a regular basis. As it occurred, he’d been living a normal life until something happened one night that altered everything.
Cody’s mother, Bonnie, attempted to contact her son on his cell phone and inquire as to when he expected to return home, but he didn’t answer the call. When he didn’t return her call after a short period of time, she realized that something was seriously wrong. She tried calling him over and over again, but he didn’t pick up the phone. Bonnie began to feel apprehensive…Click Here To Continue Reading>> …Click Here To Continue Reading>>
More information on Cody’s story can be seen in the following video. Cody’s father’s phone finally rang, but it wasn’t Cody who was on the other end of the line. Cody’s companion informed them that Cody was unable to stand and was murmuring unintelligibly at the time of the incident. While he was holding the phone up to Cody’s mouth, all his father could hear was gurgling noises on the other end of it.
Cody’s parents were aware that something was badly wrong, and an ambulance was dispatched immediately. When the paramedics arrived, they initially thought Cody had suffered a stroke. However, he was later proved incorrect. He was flown to the nearest hospital in a rescue chopper as soon as they discovered him, and it was then that their fears were confirmed.
Dr. Ray Reischwein, the hospital’s neurologist, expressed considerable concern about Cody’s condition, saying, “The timeliness of the diagnosis is critical. Many of the therapies produce the best results when they’re completed within six hours.” Cody’s delay in receiving a diagnosis was approximately 12 hours.
In severe condition, Cody was sent to an MRI scan, which revealed that he had suffered a stroke on the left side of his brain. He only had a 20% chance of surviving the situation because of the amount of time that had gone between Cody’s stroke and his arrival at the hospital. Physicians were forced to undertake a difficult surgery that included the removal of the top of his skull in order to relieve the pressure on his brain. They would also reduce Cody’s body to 33 degrees Celsius or 91 degrees Fahrenheit, which is a process that’s commonly utilized on patients having open heart surgery and brain surgery. The cooling of the body minimizes the amount of oxygen consumed by the brain, preventing brain cells from being killed.
Cody spent three weeks in an induced coma following the procedure, during which time his parents feared for his life. During Bonnie’s time spent by her son’s bedside, trying not to lose hope, she recalled that Cody displayed signs of illness a week before suffering a stroke. He’d spoken slowly and garbled his words, and she’d seen that his limbs were twitching constantly throughout the conversation. The reason for this odd behavior had now been identified.
When Cody was brought out of his coma by physicians, the magnitude of the damage caused by the stroke was immediately apparent. The right side of his body was paralyzed, and he was unable to speak or write anymore. Doctors informed the family that their son’s rehabilitation would take a long time, and that they could not expect him to make a full recovery.
After a few weeks, Cody astonished everyone by regaining his ability to talk, and after two years of hard rehabilitation, he was back to his previous level of fitness. Following his horrific experience, Cody’s dedicated himself to educating other teenagers and their parents about the symptoms that can indicate the onset of a forthcoming stroke. “I wish I’d gone to the doctor sooner, but who knows what could have happened,” Cody said.
It’s also his mother, Bonnie, who’s been working tirelessly to raise awareness about the hazards and symptoms to watch out for. These include a feeling of faintness, facial paralysis, slurred speech, and eyesight issues. “My suggestion to parents is to not overlook any signals that their child may be experiencing,” Bonnie cautioned. “The most significant issue with strokes is that they’re extremely difficult for people to notice. It’s common for people to believe that strokes only occur in older people and to disregard the symptoms when they manifest themselves in younger adults and youngsters.”
The unfortunate irony of this is that doctors have actually detected a rise in the number of stroke cases among teenagers and children, and they believe this is due to an increase in the number of people living unhealthy lives. The fact is that many teenagers smoke, drink, and do drugs in the mistaken belief that they’re immortal. Unfortunately, many of them learn the hard way that they’re not, in fact, immortal.
Hopefully, by raising awareness among youth and their parents about the dangers of stroke and learning to recognize the signs and symptoms, strokes can be avoided or, at the very least, dealt with before it’s too late. The onset of a stroke can occur at any stage.
When Cody Dietz failed to awaken the morning after a party, his pals assumed he was suffering from a hangover and allowed him to sleep. They had no idea that their 17-year-old friend had suffered a stroke that may have resulted in his death, but it happened. The father of his friend contacted me and said, “Your son is stumbling around. Can I call 9-1-1?” Cody’s mother, Bonnie Dietz, recalled the events of July 30th, 2008, when Cody was killed. She explained that the boys had been drinking at another location the night before and had gone to his friend’s house thereafter.
A CAT scan performed at York Hospital’s emergency department revealed that her son had suffered a major left brain stroke. He was airlifted to Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center by Life Lion helicopter, whereas neurologist Dr. Ray Reichwein had no time to waste in making critical decisions on his behalf. “The diagnosis must be made within a specific time frame. Many of the treatments are most effective when administered within six hours. Cody’s delay in diagnosis was close to 12 hours,” said Reichwein, who was unable to administer some of the conventional treatments due to the delay in diagnosis. READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>
Cody’s friend’s lack of knowledge is not uncommon. Most adults, let alone teenagers, are unaware that a teenager can suffer a stroke, according to medical professionals. According to the National Center for Health Statistics, stroke is one of the top 10 causes of mortality among children, and the number of children who die from it is increasing.
Reichwein, head of Hershey’s Stroke Program, said that over the past several years, the usual risk factors—things like obesity, hypertension, high cholesterol, type 2 diabetes, smoking, and a more sedentary lifestyle—have become more prevalent in children. Those risk factors are associated with a considerable increase in the rise of a stroke. To make matters worse, most teenagers are unaware of their risk factors, and they’re unaware that certain lifestyle choices, such as smoking, drinking alcohol, using marijuana, or taking birth control pills, can put them at even greater risk of having a stroke, according to Kathy Morrison, manager of Hershey’s Stroke Program.
“Most teenagers are unaware of their risk factors,” she said. “Because teenagers believe they’re indestructible and believe that stroke is mainly a problem for old people, adolescent stroke isn’t even on their radar screen,” according to Morrison, who’s in charge of Hershey’s School Age Stroke Awareness Program.
When Cody’s story is told to kids, they’re very taken aback, she says. “It doesn’t get much more dramatic than this for him.” Cody was suffering from severe brain swelling, and there was nowhere for it to go. In the absence of further intervention, his type of stroke carries an 80% mortality risk, and his was likely close to 100%, said Reichwein, who removed part of Cody’s skull and extended the lining over the surface of the brain to reduce swelling.
Cody was next subjected to therapeutic hypothermia, in which his body was cooled to 33 degrees in order to aid in the survival of injured brain cells and the reduction of edema. After several days, the swelling had subsided to a minor degree. In spite of this, his mother stated, “We weren’t sure whether he would make it for another three weeks. We had a large number of people praying for him. His presence here, I believe, is solely due to the grace of God.”
In the wake of the stroke on his left brain side, Reichwein explained that his speech and understanding were impaired, as was his ability to use his right side and dominant hand. “We have such a positive outcome given the extent of his brain injuries. It’s nothing short of a miracle. I’m not the only one working here. There’s another women in their 20s and 30s who were on the birth control pill are among the young stroke victims seen by Robin Petras, executive and program director at the Central Pennsylvania Aphasia Center in Danville, who says she encounters a significant number of young stroke victims. Taking contraceptives has been linked to a higher risk of stroke than other health risks, in her opinion.
“When someone is young, they don’t necessarily identify the signs of a stroke, especially if they come and go,” according to Reichwein. It’s critical that people understand that strokes may occur at any age and they’re aware of these signs and symptoms, and that they do not disregard them because “time is brain,” as the saying goes.
One of the most common symptoms is a rapid onset of weakness, usually on one side of the body, such as facial drooping or arm weakness. Other symptoms include speech or language difficulties, visual loss or double vision, and a lack of coordination, according to him. A severe headache accompanied by neck stiffness could be an indication of an aneurysm. Heart attacks and strokes are similar in that both include vascular events, but a stroke is different in that it affects the brain rather than the heart, according to Morrison. Because stroke is not painful, people may choose to wait for the symptoms to subside, but this is the worst thing they can do.
Stroke may be prevented in 80% of cases if risk factors are controlled, according to Morrison, who believes that education is extremely crucial. Cody, now 21 years old, and his mother, who live in Lower Windsor Township, York County, share their experience with new workers at the medical center and at hospital grand rounds. Their story is also featured in a movie that’s presented at school in health fair presentations across the country.
“Don’t disregard any signals your youngster may have,” Bonnie Dietz advises parents. “This could be a TIA or mini-stroke,” according to Reichwein. Ignoring a TIA for three months increases the risk of stroke by 20%, according to Reichwein. Cody had multiple variables that put him at risk for a stroke while not having obvious warning signs. A pinhole in his heart and a genetic clotting issue were all hidden from him. He also drank that day during the party. “I wish I’d seen a doctor before my stroke, but who knows?”
Cody had to relearn everything from walking and talking to eating and writing throughout his five-week hospital stay and three-week rehabilitation stay. He still has three weekly sessions of PT, OT, vision, and aqua. Cody struggles to express himself, frustrate him every day, but he remains optimistic that he being present was a plus. His mom is always supportive.
“What has God promised you?” I constantly ask Cody. “Absolutely,” Cody said. “It’s happening.” Thanks for watching.
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