Monday, February 1, 2016
Keeping things in prospective
I have no idea if anyone still looks at this blog. But I am sending out a Praise the Lord into cyberspace if nothing else. So many people prayed for my little boy at death's door for so long. We were told he would not make it, and even if he did would be on a ventilator for the rest of his life. We all know our Savior had different plans. This is a picture we took last week of Granton. He is the one in blue and gold on the left. He wrestled at rookie state and took 6th out of a 14 man bracket. It was a good day, we have had many, and we pray for many more. I just like to keep things in prospective. I am so blessed the can breath on his own, but we have been given so much more! This kid is wrestling and starting to win matches! Anyway, I am very thankful and just wanted to share.
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8 comments:
He is a miracle! I'm so happy to know he is thriving! God bless you and your family!
Peggy
God is Good!!
Still check on here! So thankful, blessed, proud... Love you all!
I thought of you all today when I received my annual bone marrow renewal notice (signed up in 2008 for Granton). Glad Granton is doing well. Thanks for posting.
That is awesome! God is so great!! Thanks so much for the update.
God is still using Granton to open doors to share about Jesus. Today, long story but Grant came up and I was able to tell all of the students about him, which is really just a story of how God has worked in my life and the work he continues to do. Thinking back, it was so difficult, beyond words, but it continues to open doors to share about Our Savior.
Aunt Neese
So glad to see Granton is doing well. We are still doing cord blood banking here in Kansas City, so others like Granton can have a chance at life. God is good!
Dear Bayless family,
I think of you often and just today looked back at your blog. I am hoping your family is doing well. Please know you remain in my thoughts and prayers - and a wonderful inspiration to me about how we all need to lead our lives.
Don't worry, pray.
Debra Skodack, former KC Star reporter.
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