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Prayers for H

Right now I have a friend whose son is in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit in St. Louis.  Her son is 4 years old.  He had a bad reaction to medication and is suffering from Stephen Johnson’s Syndrome.  This is a rare disease but is life threatening.  The little man (we will call him H) is having a very rough time of it.  He is sedated and heavily medicated but nothing seems to be doing what it is supposed to be doing.  The past two days have been extremely rough for him.  His heart rate has been high and he has had to start a blood transfusion.  They have been keeping us all updated via facebook and soliciting prayers. 

Today, I am going to solicit prayers through here.  The reason that I do is because Jesus is the great physician and can heal all wounds.  In Luke 18:27 it says: “Jesus replied, ‘What is impossible with men is possible with God.’”

Please pray for healing. 
Pray for a miracle
Pray for blessings on this family going through this
Pray fro strength
Pray for knowledge for the doctors and the nurses
Pray for lack of infections
Pray for his little heart, it is beating way too fast
Pray for his eyes, they are scarring
Pray for the blood transfusion he has had to receive
Pray that he can get off the ventalator
Pray that he can be completely healed

Pray in THE NAME OF JESUS- declare a victory for dear sweet H, for his healing, for his life.  His parents are strong Christians and they are praying every step of the way.  Many, if not most, of their friends are Christians also praying and begging God to heal and spare H.  Please join us.  This is going to be a long term battle to heal, so join me in praying. 

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