This morning she touched my arm to get my attention, put her little hand on my arm, and very seriously said " Eske ou alle travay au demain?" It took a repetition of the phrase, but suddenly I understood. I answered in creole.
No sweetie, I don't have to go to work tomorrow. I can spend the time with you. The smile and hug was priceless.
I sing in the morning to wake her up (to the tune of Frere Jacques): Jo o hane, Jo o hane, Dorme ou ? dorme ou ? sonne la ma tina, sonne la ma tina, din din dong, din din dong.
She wakes up grinning like crazy, so I guess I'll keep on singing.
Our appointment with the pediatric opthalmologist is Monday at 8:30 in Saginaw. This is a very important appointment. This specialist will determine IF she is a candidate for any surgery. They may order some tests yet, to see if the optic nerve connection is viable (alive) or not. Please lift this little girl before Gods throne. I believe that God still provides miracles today. It is my hearts desire that He would grant healing to this little girls eye.
Please join me in this prayer.
Dear God in heaven, we lift Johane Dort to you in prayer. You, Oh Lord, are our maker and our redeemer. You have made the lame to walk and the blind to see. If you are willing you can restore sight to this little girls left eye. Lord you told the man with leprosy that you were willing to heal him. (Mark 1:41). Lord we ask you to heal this child of yours in any way you choose. Lord we do not need a miracle to trust or believe you. We do believe, with or without it. We do ask for your healing touch on this little girl and the restoration of her sight. And we ask it in Jesus's name. Please grant us the desires of our heart. We praise and thank you Lord. Amen
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