Great News!

We learned last night that Brittney *does not* have Lupus and she *no longer* has an infection in her body! Again, we celebrate and glorify God for the victory!

Brittney is improving daily, but she still has a fever. Join us in praying that the source of the fever is found and treated. Also continue to pray for lung and kidney strength. She is scheduled to be taken off the ventilator by Friday because she is doing so well.

On another note, we want to thank Erica B from Prophetic Airbrush Design... she made Brittney a healing shirt that was/is unbelievable! It is definitely prophetic! It has Isaiah 53:5 on it as well as red stripes and mirrors. We laid the shirt over Brittney. It's now on her bed and so many people have asked about it... another opportunity for ministry even in the ICU.

In addition to praying and believing God for Brittney & Katie, we have also been praying for all the other kids in ICU. We are pleased to announce that all of them have gone either to SCU, a regular room, or home. We rejoice with them and their families: Jamarius, Hoel, Dallas, Cade, Palishia, Katelyn, Brailyn, Lawrence, Desiree' and Desmond.

-The Williams Family

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  1. Ben Coleman Jr.June 30, 2009 at 8:50 AM

    This reminds me of something God keeps saying to me...if you take care of My business, I will take care of yours. You have reached a level a maturity when you are in a hospital and begin to minister to people other than your family member or friend.

    I join the family in rejoicing for her improvement so far, and claim total healing. God guide the doctors, as only you can. May people all around this family see Your glory in this situation. This is my prayer.

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  2. UnknownJune 30, 2009 at 12:04 PM

    Praise God!!!!

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