We have been warned by friends, however, that they were given big scary diagnoses early on for their children that ended up not being the case, so we don't want to completely rely on this possible diagnosis until we know for sure. He decided that this is what he thinks it is after about 5 minutes of looking at her, so of course it is not a true diagnosis.
Basically, right now we're feeling pretty deflated and scared, but at the same time, we still have our beautiful little Dallyce, and we have the knowledge that God loves us and her. That's the most important thing. He is holding us, and will help us through every step of this, whatever thoe steps may be. Thanks for all the prayers and support. Looks like we may be going home tonight, so that's good. I like working here, but I don't like being on the other end.


11 comments:
I'll be praying for you. Dallyce is a precious, beautiful gift from God!
Dawn R.
Oh Stephanie, I can't even imagine all the things your heart is going through right now. I know that our God is the Great Physician (I know you know that, too), and anything is possible with Him. We will be praying for your precious girl and for you and Clay as you go through this together. Know that you are being brought before the Throne.
The deflated, sickly, and scared feelings you are experiencing are just that.... feelings, perfectly normal. It is unfortunate that the doctors are trying to label Dallyce with an "illness" before extensive testing has been done. The doctor should know without a doubt what is going on with Dallyce before even talking to the parents. Our niece was wrongly diagnosed for quite sometime by the MD @ Kelowna because he did not know what else it could be. Only when our niece was sent to Vancouver's Sick Children's Hospital for extensive testing, was her illness diagnosed correctly. It is difficult to deal with an illness when it isn't the one your child has. I would be looking for a child's neurologist other than the one you have for a second opinion. Two heads are better than one.
Elise M
Can't imagine how tough this must be for you guys. Thinking of you & praying for peace & good news. Lots of love to you.
Praying for you.
Just to let you know, we prayed for you all at our prayer meeting. Thinking of you - thanks for keeping us up to date!
Stephanie, we're so sorry to hear (on a human level) of the difficult path you are being asked to take with your precious wee girl. We will be praying for you all, that you will sense God's presence with you in the midst of this dark valley of possibly scary outcomes.
Love, Ron & Beth
O Steph, this breaks my heart just to read it! I can't imagine living through it..... Keep being so positive. she is a beautiful little girl and I am praying for you all!
Our prayers are with you... I didn't get a chance to talk with you at Church. What a difficult road to walk down, not knowing what is happening. Praise God that you feel Him holding you.. may you contuinue to feel His presence. I pray that you will have answers soon...
Nicole
That's alot to take in and I can't imagine what you must be going through. At least you have God on your side and a whole lot of people praying for you. You are definitely in my thoughts and prayers. Talk to you soon!
Dear Steph,
My name is Kimberley Hatchard and I have a daughter with Type 1 SMA. We live in Halifax, Nova Scotia and I would love to answer any questions you may have or just talk! Those early days of diagnosis are engraved in my mind!! I will NEVER forget how hard it was and I am here for you!
Our daughter's blog is:
http://alifeforkaitlyn.blogspot.com/
Her website is:
http://www.our-sma-angels.com/kaitlynanne/
You can get my e-mail from either of those sites :o)
Look forward to hearing from you!!!
xoxoxo KIM
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