Comments on: Her Hospital Story

By: Mommy's Angel In Heaven

Mommy's Angel In Heaven — Fri, 11 May 2012 12:27:25 +0000

Jennifer, thank you so very much for your kinds words. We seem to have a few things in common. It is comments like yours that tell me I am write in making her story into a book. I had the first draft complete but have realized that it is not right and need to start completely over. Now I just need to find a good Christian group or a few people who would be will to help me critique it so I can make it the best I can make it. I know it is God’s hands and it will be just the way it needs to be when it finally gets published. Thank you again for your kinds words. They mean the world to me.

By: Jennifer Hudson Taylor

Jennifer Hudson Taylor — Fri, 11 May 2012 01:33:05 +0000

I’m still crying as I try to process your story. Thank you for sharing it. I clicked over from ACFW/Facebook after I liked your page. I’m glad you are able to heal through writing. My daughter was born 2 years before Mari with seizures, but her last one was age 5. She is now 14 and just had a seizure 2 weeks ago. She fell on the track at school, bruised and scraped her knees, hands, elbows, shoulders and hip. They took her by ambulance to the hospital. They did a CT. Next week she has an EEG and the week after an MRI as they try to figure out what is causing it after 10 years. As I was reading your story, it gave me chills, reminded me of all of Celina’s hospital tests during her 3 1/2 weeks when she was born. My hubby also stayed at the Ronald McDonald House. They are such a blessing! I’m so sorry for your loss and will be praying and thinking of you and Keith. I hope the best for your writing, as well. God bless you.

By: Mommy's Angel In Heaven

Mommy's Angel In Heaven — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 23:03:09 +0000

Hello Dianelys, Your english is good enough for me. I understand you just fine. Thank you for the beautiful words you wrote. They mean a lot.

By: Dianelys

Dianelys — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 19:02:18 +0000

My English is not very good, I’m better reading it than writing it, but I read every word and I cried making it, I’m sorry, I feel their loss, because as a mother can not imagine the pain of the loss of my daughters.
God give you strength to go ahead and accept this painful conformity of loss and may God bless the beautiful Mari sitting next to him, as the beautiful angel of light it is.
you are loved and brave parents who love their daughter and she loved forever and you lived and fought with her until the end.
You and she will always be in my prayers
God bless you.

By: Mommy's Angel In Heaven

Mommy's Angel In Heaven — Sat, 03 Mar 2012 03:50:44 +0000

Kym, thank you for your heartfelt words. For me sharing our daughter’s story helps me to know she continues to live on through our memories. I will always miss her but I couldn’t imagine it any other way. God works in mysterious ways and has shown me that through such a terrible tragedy that I could find something beautiful out of it through my writing.

By: Kym McNabney

Kym McNabney — Sat, 03 Mar 2012 02:48:50 +0000

Wow, my heart aches for you and your family. I have no words that could adequately express how sorry I am that you lost your daughter. Thank you for sharing your story. You are all in my prayer.

Blessing,

Kym

By: Mommy's Angel In Heaven

Mommy's Angel In Heaven — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 13:42:18 +0000

Laura, thank you for your heartflet comments. They mean the world to me. My husband and I are doing good. I am working now and we have taken custody of our niece and nephew. They have been such a blessing in our lives. Our daughter Mari will always be missed and I wish she was still with us everyday. However, since she can’t be it is good to have these two beautiful children in our lives. Mari’s death created a hole that will never be able to be filled but with these two kids they have helped to fill that hold back in some just in that it helps us to not always think of her all the time. Our mind are able to focus on more positive things in life. I still miss her terribly but I think that is to be expected. Again thank you for your comments. They mean the world to me.

By: Laura Mankowsky

Laura Mankowsky — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 03:53:13 +0000

God bless your baby girl. I hope the two of you are healing and are able to find strength in each other to continue your journey in this life. It is wonderful that you have the courage to write a book about Mari. She would be so pleased and proud of her mommy! Mari was blessed to have such beautiful parents. What a wonderful life she had!

By: Mommy's Angel In Heaven

Mommy's Angel In Heaven — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 17:06:32 +0000

Yes, this was all caused by e-coli. E-coli 0157:H7 to be exact. It is a very dangerous strand. We still do not know to this day where she contracted it from because due to her autism she did not eat fruits, vegetables, and meat (as this is where you typically contract it from). However, I have done some research and found that petting zoo’s and farm animals can be a place where you can contract it at. We had gone out to my husband’s sister’s farm the Thursday before she got sick (about 5 days before she started to show any signs). She was all around the animals and due to her autism she constantly put her hands in her mouth. It did not matter how closely either. I would take my eyes off her for just 30 seconds and she had climbed out my sister-in-law’s open window to get right back outside with all the animals. It is the only place we think it could have happened as no one else in the family, in her school, at her camp, or any other place we had visited during that time had contracted this E-coli. All I can say is it sucks. I miss her terrbily but someday we will be able to be reunited again in heaven. Thank you for your words.

By: bethany

bethany — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 16:23:08 +0000

heart breaking! And this was all caused from a e-coli strand?