Vesicoureteral reflux, a new name in my vocabulary

It's what Mei-Ling has going on with her kidney... a big name for a big problem. She has a grade 5 which is the worst grade to have. At this point they are going to do a temporary fix in September which hopefully will get her though to the point when her bladder is bigger and able to be operated on with more success. She is a fighter and we just know she will be fine.

http://www.pedisurg.com/PtEduc/Vesicoureteral_Reflux.htm

Now for the strangest set of events I have ever experienced.....As I was driving to the hospital today to see the baby, I was changing radio stations, just hit the scan button and stopped when I heard mention of Attachment Disorder. Its a subject dear to my heart. It was a christian radio station that I NEVER EVER listen to for some reason. But when the program was over and I was now just 4 or so blocks from the hospital, they had prayer for soldiers and then asked for prayer for some lady, then they said, please pray for Mei-Ling at Children's hospital, she has a lot of things going on and its a grave situation. My jaw dropped open ! Thousands of listeners heard the prayer needs of our precious Mei-Ling.

I am not one to be very emotional about religious experiences but I tell you, this seemed so miraculous to me that I was left speechless, humbled, and in awe at the workings of God. First, here I was listening to a station I never listen to, and I mean never and then the timing, another 5 minutes and I would have been out of the car. This has driven me to my knees in grateful praise for Gods workings. All the moments of doubt I have felt in the past two years seemed to vanish.

Then another miracle. Casi has a new position in work, which is a blessing beyond blessing. His heart is lighter as he will be working under a godly man that is positive and content with his work environment. Still in the same company but in a different aspect of the company.