With that said, our last journal left us at a place
where Terry had fallen sick to what we believed was Malaria.
It
turns out that she had malaria which went cerebral and combined with a very bad
bacterial infection which ultimately produced a total shut down of her liver and
kidneys.
She spent five days in serious to critical condition in
a private hospital in Eldoret where they successfully treated her for
both.
It was recommended that we fly her to the USA
to insure that there was no permanent damage.
So to make a long
story short we managed to hire a company called Global Med out of Tampa to make
all the arrangements to expedite her back to the USA.
http://www.globalmedservices.com/
We have
spent the last several days in Tampa General Hospital thoroughly re-evaluating
her. She is malaria free but seems to have other complications as
a result of the trauma. We have experienced malaria alone and we
have experienced many bacterial infections but combining the two along with
dehydration was a nearly deadly combination. In all
of this, God continues to show himself faithful with His grace and favor each
and every step of the way. He would show up at the
most critical times to direct, to provide, to bless and to meet the most
pressing needs while going thru deep valleys.
I don’t have the desire to share all
the details but God has overshadowed what has been the most trying two weeks of
our ministry. We have prayed for wisdom each and every step of the
way as some of these agonizing decisions had to be made within the heat of
battle.
In
addition to your prayers we need your financial support. The cost
to get her back to the USA was nearly $18K, so if God puts it on your heart, any
and all special offerings would be greatly appreciated at this time.
You can give through the link below or through our Sending Church: Ft.
Cooper Baptist Church, 4222 S. Florida Ave., Inverness Florida, 34450.
PAY PAL SECURITY & Credit Cards:
Thank you
to all of you who have been so faithfully praying for Terry for we know that
without your prayers we would not have made it this far.
Best Rx yet!
Kason, one of 5 Grandchildren (two more girls on the way) loving on his 'GiGi' at arrival in Tampa General Hospital trauma ward.
Please
keep her in your prayers as she is still very weak and may take up to a month to
fully recover. She is far from being out of the woods so to
speak.
We will keep you posted and let you know how things
progress over the next couple of weeks. God keep you and bless
you.
Bro. Chuck
& Sis. Terry Fernandez
Kenya/Uganda
Kenya/Uganda
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