We have a tremendous praise report to share!
Last week, we asked you to pray for Loretta. 🙏
Her hospital tried to take away her treatment against her will, even though it’s working and helping her fight. (Yes, this is shocking but still legal.)
But God paved the way to a resolution:
Loretta is now safe and sound at a new facility in Dallas!
Here’s how the Lord answered your prayers:
- Loretta’s children contacted our frontline Patient Advocacy team for help on November 20, the same day the hospital held a committee meeting to decide whether they would take away Loretta’s care.
- Last week, we messaged YOU to start praying!
- The hospital started a 25-day countdown the day after the meeting, planning to prompt Loretta’s death on December 17.
- Racing against the clock, we sought other facilities, trying to find somewhere safe for her to go before the countdown on Loretta’s life expired.
- Three facilities said they could care for her, and after several days of negotiating, the insurance finally approved one of them.
- Praise God: Late Tuesday night, Loretta was transferred by ambulance from the Longview hospital, and she has arrived safely in Dallas!
Loretta is alive today because of God’s goodness and YOUR prayers and support!
Her daughters said they are so grateful for the help they’ve received. Thank you!
Please continue to lift up Loretta and her children this Christmas.
God has been so gracious in delivering Loretta. We give the glory to Him, and we thank you for being His instrument to save this precious life!
Thank you for being a faithful prayer warrior and for making a difference forever to this family.
If you feel inspired by Loretta’s story, would you prayerfully consider becoming a Texas Right to Life Responder with a regular gift of even $9 a month to our Patient Advocacy ministry?
Your gift as a Responder will help us act quickly in crises and ensure that families have hope in their time of need.
Save lives today by becoming a Texas Right to Life Responder with a monthly gift to our Patient Advocacy ministry.
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