Updates & New Prayer Focus

Since our last post, Brittney has still been improving. On last Sunday, she did yet another new feat. She fed herself a popsicle. Auntie noticed that Brittney was putting a hand toy to her mouth to try to eat it, so we replaced the hand toy with a popsicle and she ate every bit of it.

This is one of many things Brittney has done and we're grateful to daily see the changes and improvements. We're praying that all of these new feats will be consistent for her and not just a "here and there" thing that she does.

Speaking of consistency, Brittney had stopped talking at one point and as of today she's making noise again trying to sound out words. We're praying that the words will begin to flow and that the talking remains consistent from here on out.

We understand that the brain takes a while to "heal itself" as we were told this numerous times by nurses and doctors. We realize that Brittney's brain health is in God's hands so we're looking forward to full manifestation as God continues to cause her body to line up with His Word.

Please continue to join us in prayer that all continues to improve with Brittney and that the improvements remain consistent.

-The Williams Family

P.S. Brittney will be hospitalized on Monday for her monthly blood transfusion and two surgery procedures. We'll post details in a new blog over the weekend with that prayer focus as well.

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