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Cast your cares on the LORD and He will sustain you; He will never let the righteous fall. Psalm 55:22
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Friday, January 08, 2010
Cousin Tahlia came up with her mum Tanya (my sister) all the way from Yellingup, 3.5hrs away to stay a day with Kayla in hospital! Kayla enjoyed it heaps!! Tahlia's teacher had kindly put together a package of crafty stuff for the girls to do together. These photos were taken by Tanya. Thanks Tan! - hope you don't mind I'm blogging them!!
One day "Aunty Mary" stayed with Kayla in the hospital. Aria (a school friend of Kayla) came to visit with her sister Dominique and their mum Diane. It was very thoughtful and special. Kayla really did enjoy the visit.
Here a lady that worked at the hospital, made the girls a milk shake.
Aunty Mary, making sure Kayla drank enough water. She had to keep up her fluids, because of her loose stoole motions and fevers.
On the last Saturday that Kayla was in hospital, Samantha Brolsma, mum of one of the girls in Kayla's class, organised to take most of the girls in her class for a visit to Kayla. Kayla was so suprised and really enjoyed it, especially since I had had to cancel her birthday party due to her hospitalisation. It was such a lovely idea and very much appreciated!
Here are a few photos of Kayla in hospital. This was the second 2 weeks that she was in hospital. She went in on the Friday 13th of November and came home 2 weeks later on the Friday afternoon, but Jan took her staight back to the hospital on the Saturday morning because she woke up with burning fever and a very sore neck. It was quite a scary time, not knowing what exactly was going on, if it was menigitis or anything related to her implant. We were warned that the doctor's might have had to remove the implant. But all thanks and praise to GOD, after 2 more weeks in hospital (just over 4 all up) Kayla was better again and did not have to have the implant removed! God answered the many prayers that went up, and also gave Kayla the courage to endure what she had to, in the hospital, and also us as parents and family the strength to carry on through this time. We are very thatnkful to ALL who in some way or another helped out, or prayed and sent a card etc.
If you double click on the photo, you can see more clearly the cut the doctors had to make to get to the implant infection. They had cleaned it out and put some muscle over it and neatly sewed it up again.
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