She woke up last week with a fever in the middle of the night and I frantically filled her with some meds and stripped her clothes off to cool her down and Richard ended up sleeping with her... We had thought we were in the clear because in the past every seizure came before the fever; but later that next day after appearing to be fine she had a seizure, it was a lot different this time in that there was no crazy body jerks; she just stared off into space unresponsive to anything and then all of the sudden her whole face turned blue as if she had no oxygen and then began to violently throw up. Once again I called 911... once again our little apartment was full of firemen and ems. This was also the first time I was alone when all this went down. I am so thankful for how fast Richard was able to get here from work and for neighbors that came to help, even if it was just to hold Micaiah. Caroline did have a virus and I am pretty confident that it is another febrile seizure and not a whole lot more. We will have more test done next week and the Neurologist even told us its possible that she will have many more till she grows out of this. I just dont know how many more times I can handle holding my child in my arms wondering if this is it for us. I do know though that every day with her and with Micaiah is a gift and I am so blessed to be given the responsibility of caring for them.
"We should pray for deliverance, and we should learn to resist the attacks of Satan in the power of Jesus Christ. But we should always pray in an attitude of humble acceptance of that which is God's will. Sometimes God's will is deliverance from the adversity; sometimes it is the provision of grace to accept the adversity. Trusting God for the grace to accept adversity is as much an act of faith as is trusting Him for deliverance from it." - Jerry Bridges
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