We just found out that our insurance will cover all of my treatments, including the extremely expensive plasmapheresis and IVIG. This is a HUGE answer to prayer! We never could have afforded these treatments if they had not covered them, and many insurance companies don’t. Thank you all for praying! We are praising God for His goodness and provision. Our next big prayer requests are for a good strong heartbeat and a healthy baby at the 10 week ultrasound and for the surgical placement of my port to go well on January 9th. These ports can easily become infected, so pray that mine stays clean and free from infection. Thank you again for praying for us. Each prayer is powerful and important and every one of you makes a difference. We appreciate all of you ❤
Losing Lucy and Finding Hope
This is our story of losing our daughter, Lucy, finding hope in God, and trying again
Losing Lucy and Finding Hope 
YAY!! Praying for continued success and no infections!!
Woohoo! Thank You, Jesus!
PTL!
Oh, my heart! I just caught up on your last three posts. Congratulations!!! I am so happy for you. As I have mentioned in the past, you don’t know me, but I’ve followed your blog for awhile. I will be praying for you, your family and your sweet baby. I will be praying for all those who treat you as well.
So amazing that the insurance will cover you! I hope the treatment goes well.
That is awesome! Hooray! God is taking care of you! Praying every day. That baby is wrapped in prayer
Praise God!!! He is in the business of MIRACLES. Thankful HE is NOT limited my chromosomes, blood types, statistics or medical research!!! Im pregnant with a miracle baby at the moment. Against all odds and medical advice, this baby is growing inside of me (13 weeks and 2 days). Saying I don’t get anxious thinking of all the things that could go wrong (and went wrong in the past – Lost 4 pregnancies) would be lying BUT God is bigger than all my fears and anxiety. He is the Maker of life! This baby will be the TESTIMONY of how amazing our God is. Praying for your family and your little miracle.
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