[blparent] Prayers Please

[Tammy]

Hi,

There's nothing wrong with asking for prayers from anywhere you can ask for 
them.  It helps to know you're being prayed about in times when you could 
use the support.  I agree about the counselling though, Rhonda you might 
look in to something for both of you to help you get past this incident.


Tammy-----Original Message----- 
From: Gabe Vega
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2013 10:15 PM
To: Blind Parents Mailing List
Subject: Re: [blparent] Prayers Please

I find it odd that 3 days later you are on a parents list asking for prayers 
when you and your child should be holding each other glad to be alive, or in 
a counciling session or something.
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On Feb 4, 2013, at 8:13 PM, Rhonda Lewis-Kubehl <motherkubehl at aol.com> 
wrote:

> On Friday, Corban (age 4) and I were hit by a pick up truck, it didn't 
> look so promising for him, to see his little lifeless body laying there 
> with blood coming from his head and mouth was painful.
> He walked away with 3 or 4 stitches, no internal bleeding, no brain 
> damage, just some road rash, and stitches.
> I shattered my knee cap, so I'm in a wheel chair with a brace on my leg.
> Corban blames himself, it breaks my heart when he asks if he was hit 
> because he was naughty, or he says God gave me perfect vision because I'm 
> suppose to watch out for mommy and daddy when we are out,, and if I were 
> paying attention, we wouldn’t ever have gotten hit by the pick up truck.
> We never ask him to be our eyes, so, I'm not sure why he feels like he 
> should have.
> We're thankful, and Praising God that he's still with us.
> He remembers everything in full detail, from the color of the car, to the 
> color of the driver.
> It’s hard when he has a bad, bad nightmare screaming “Don’t hit me car, 
> please don’t hit me again!”
> I don’t wish that on anyone.
> We allow him to freely talk about it, other than that, I'm not sure what 
> else to do.
> We were walking, and we had the complete right away, the 18-year-old 
> driving the pick up was eating, and going about 10-15mph when she plowed 
> into me, spun around, and hit my baby.
> Now, he's his normal, spunky, happy self.
>
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> May God Bless you
>
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