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by chrystal64, Dec 04, 2008 06:00PM

I too was not just a Momma for six years, but a caregiver to our son, at a tender age of nine he started comming to me with strange symptoms, and in the end, was said never to walk again, in his life. He had Multiple Sclerosis and Transverse Myelitis. I watched my son every day of his life struggle to walk again, but they said no. Every day for four hours at a time he attended therapy. Now, he is 19, is allowed to drive, has a wife age 17 and they have a baby. So, God is good and miricles do happen.
Chrystal

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by princesswarrior, Jan 01, 2009 07:28AM

To: chrystal64

Beautiful! My son also had "strange sypmptoms" at the age of 7 and he was diagnosed with a massive bi-thalamic Arterivovenous Malformation. He lost ability to walk at the age of 9 following a medical procedure to treat the AVM. I had hoped to some day to be able to say that my son had a similar miracle, but we are still believing.Thank you for sharing your miracle!

by caregiver222, Jan 21, 2009 06:04PM

What a truly wonderful story!

The Life-Force is magical and capable of almost anything.

Yes, I do believe in miricles.

God bless.

by margypops, Feb 07, 2009 02:19PM

Margypops here again Chrystal I read about your wonderful story on the Success forum, I have wondered how you are all doing and that precious Boy , and now you have a grand baby I am so happy for you,

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