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Posted by John M on March 13, 2005 at 08:44:28 from (64.53.74.20):
Amanda,the 4 yr old injured the car crash I spoke of last night,has made it through the night.Due to the damamge to her left knee and foot,her leg was removed just above the knee.The hemorage in in head has gone down considerably and her outlook isnt as gloom as it was last night.In fact the dactors are even smiling now and the nurses keep the families hopes up at every turn.I visited them this morning as the parents are upset that she lost her leg but know that God has a reason for everything and look at this as another chance to be with their daughter.Physical therapy has already came in to measure for a artifical leg but wont begin the ordering until she is ready to go home.But she did wake up for a few seconds while i was there and waved her littel fingers at me,so folks keep up the prayers,they are working!
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