I am thankful for this MIRACLE

[Artemis Windsong]

I am grateful the mother of the 8 y.o. has been reunited. Some godmother to kidnap the baby and keep it in plain sight.

[Artemis Windsong]

10 Second Skin Cancer Test

Symmetrical is the size of a pencil eraser.

A - asymetrical
B - border clearly defined
C - color consistency
D - diameter
E - evolution - examine self

Take photo of the area once a month for 3 months.

[Artemis Windsong]

I am thankful the disfigured man was able to get a new face.

[Artemis Windsong]

I am thankful another friend has finished cancer treatment and is fine so far.

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More than ANYTHING in this world I am thankful for the miracle of ..

The power of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ in my life and all who believe and will believe..

[Artemis Windsong]

I agree 2 . The believers are healed continually with Jesus's blood.

I am thankful for the miracle that everyone was okay following the jet hitting the apartment complex in Virginia.

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A girlfriend of mine called and just told me to read this.. I hope you read this too..

Argentina Baby Alive After 12 Hours In Morgue
04/11/12 03:58 PM ET


BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — A mother in Argentina says she fell to her knees in shock after finding her baby alive in a coffin in the morgue nearly 12 hours after the girl had been declared dead.

Analia Bouter named her newborn Luz Milagros, or "Miracle Light." The tiny girl, born three months premature, was in critical but improving condition Wednesday in the same hospital where the staff pronounced her stillborn on April 3.

The case became public Tuesday when Rafael Sabatinelli, the deputy health minister in the northern province of Chaco, announced in a news conference that five medical professionals involved have been suspended pending an official investigation.

Bouter told the TeleNoticias TV channel in an interview Tuesday night that doctors gave her the death certificate just 20 minutes after the baby was born, and that she still hasn't received a birth certificate for her tiny girl.

Bouter said the baby was quickly put in a coffin and taken to the morgue's refrigeration room. Twelve hours passed before she and her husband were able to open the coffin to say their last goodbyes.

She said that's when the baby trembled. She thought it was her imagination – then she realized the little girl was alive and dropped to her knees on the morgue floor in shock.

A morgue worker quickly picked up the girl and confirmed she was alive. Then, Bouter's brother grabbed the baby and ran to the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit, shouting for the doctors. The baby was so cold, Bouter said, that "it was like carrying a bottle of ice."

A week later, the baby is improving. Bouter said she still has many unanswered questions about what happened. She said she had given birth normally to four other children and doesn't understand why doctors gave her general anesthesia this time. She said she also doesn't know why she wasn't allowed to see her baby before it was put into a coffin.

She said she had to insist on going to the morgue's refrigeration room, where she brought her sister's cell phone to take a picture of the newborn for the funeral. Her husband struggled to open the lid, and then stepped aside to let her see inside.


"I moved the coverings aside and saw the tiny hand, with all five fingers, and I touched her hand and then uncovered her face," she said in the TeleNoticias interview. "That's where I heard a tiny little cry. I told myself I was imagining it – it was my imagination. And then I stepped back and saw her waking up. It was as if she was saying `Mama, you came for me!'

"That was when I fell to my knees. My husband didn't know what to do. We were just crying and I laughed and cried, cries and laughter. We must have seemed crazy."

She says the family plans to sue the staff at Hospital Perrando in the city of Resistencia for malpractice, and still wants answers. But they've been focused for now on their little girl, whom she described as amazingly healthy despite being born after just 26 weeks of gestation. So far, she hasn't needed oxygen or other support commonly provided to preemies, she said.

"I'm a believer. All of this was a miracle from God," she told Telam, Argentina's state news agency.

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Unbelievable in Argentina. Preemie baby Luz Miraglos was found alive in her coffin by her mother. This miracle will keep me lifted up for a while.

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I read an article in Outside magazine about lost autistic children and how the Holy Spirit had guided rescuers to them. www.outsideonline.com/

[Jaguar]

I'm simply thankful that I'm alive and living in Canada.

[Jaguar]

And I'm also really thankful that I got outta debt at a time when I found out how good the natural meds were for me. Now I will be out of debt and get everything that I need.

[Artemis Windsong]

Congratulations Sugilite. Keep up the great work.

[Artemis Windsong]

I am grateful my grandson survived the accident in good physical health and no one else was involved. The mental and emotional side will take time. The shield of protection and the full armor of G-d held.

[Artemis Windsong]

The bread and the fish story.

[mrsdutt]

Feb 2, 2012 19:19:14 GMT -5 @joey said:

Great thread!

I have a miracle story I’d like to share.
Some of you may know that when my DD was very young she was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia and her prognosis was far from good.

My sweet baby girl went through years of chemo, the worst being the initial bombardment which was harsher than usual because she did not go into remission easily . We were starting to search desperately for marrow matches.
DS who is 2 years older than DD was always by her side when he could be, when she wasn’t immune compromised. They two of them had been the best of buddies before she got sick so he was missing her a lot. At 4 years old he must have gleamed information here and there as to what was going on.

Fast forward a few DD chemo filled years and DS is in grade 3. The teacher asks the classroom if anyone knows what a miracle is. DS shoots his hand up in the air and the teachers lets him share.

He said “I know what a miracle is!, my sister, she’s a miracle!”

And she is. The teacher teared up when she told me, as did I.

Aww APPLE. Great story. We went through the same thing with AML (acute mylogenic leukemia) when DS was 4. Here's the miracle.

DS needed a BM transplant and Sloan Kettering thought he might be a candidate for their program. So we flew to NYC with the other 3 children in tow for DNA testing to see if any of them was a match. We had to go back 3 times. After all the testing was complete the doctor told us they couldn't believe the results. They thought the tests were comprimised because all three siblings were a perfect match. This has never happened before or since. The oldest donated her bone marrow and holds it over him all the time.

He is now 30 and a handsome man who is successful in all ways.

[Artemis Windsong]

Thank Heaven for the miracles of advancing medicine. Amen

Yes, it's evolving and that is part of God's plan.

[Artemis Windsong]

I have seen many miracles the past three weeks and am very grateful for them. Thanks and praise. Amen.