Miracle Morgan: Fun pictures

Saturday, April 6, 2013

Fun pictures

Today I got some cute pictures of Morgan and Will. You can see in the pictures how she is interacting with him, good eye contact, really engaging. For this, we are so thankful. She had a good day. She has been taking it all in. Watching everything we were doing. She really was watching Will and our puppy playing with the bubbles. One day, she will be right in the middle of it. She did do lots today. She got on the trampoline for a little while, and then rode around in the ranger with us. I have noticed how much more she is looking around, like she is really seeing things clearly for the first time. I keep praying "Great is her peace" over her daily. We are so thankful she is much calmer, happier, and peaceful!

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UnknownApril 6, 2013 at 10:21 PM
GLORY TO GOD !! AND AMEN AMEN AMEN!!!!!!
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UnknownApril 6, 2013 at 10:23 PM
KEEP THAT PHONE CHARGED AND THAT VIDEO CAMERA ON GO FOR ALL THAT SHE IS DOING AND IS GOING TO CONTINUE TO DO! xoxoxoxox
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AnonymousApril 7, 2013 at 6:39 PM
Those are such awesome pictures of her and Will. Once again I see the light in her eyes and she really is seeing things for the first time with out a fog. God is answering all our prayers and we will continue to pray for all of you. Morgan is such a lucky little girl to have such a wonderful family behind. We love you all and will continue to pray for her recovery.

love,

Amy, Wes Tia and Jason
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Morgan's Story

Our daughter Morgan turned five in December. She was born healthy and developed normally, at first. She began having seizures at the age of two. Since then, her development has halted, even regressed. She now cannot talk. She walks, but is uncoordinated which causes her to fall multiple times a day. She rarely smiles or laughs, since she doesn't feel good.
She is an intelligent little girl that just seems to be trapped in her body right now. Doctors said that the seizures and the medicine were likely holding her back from progressing. She has been on seven to eight different seizure medicines and continues to have multiple seizures daily and nightly mostly during her sleep. The medicines were also affecting her negatively. Some of them made her hyper, some made her so lethargic she couldn't function, and some made her kind of crazy. We tried multiple treatments to try and help her such as diet, supplements, and therapy. We would see fluctuating results. All the while, she just wasn't developing or learning and continued to have daily frequent seizures.
She has undergone multiple testing and seen multiple doctors. Last year, after three days of being in the hospital with video monitoring of her seizures, she was just put on some more medication. At that time, we were told she was not a candidate for surgery as her seizures were coming from different parts of the brain.
In the last couple of months, Morgan's seizures had worsened so much, that we were having to give her the emergency treatments and even called EMS. It was no quality of life for her. We had to do something. We had been so against surgery before, but finally my husband and I had decided we were ok with it and were going to ask the doctors if it was an option now. Well, we didn't even have to ask them because when we got to the appointment, the doctors had looked over her MRI again. After studying her case with a panel of specialists, they had decided that she was now a candidate for surgery. They said they thought they could remove or disconnect most of the areas that were causing the problems.
We are praying and believing that the doctors will be able to get ALL of these problem causing areas. We are believing that ALL seizures will be gone and never return, and medication will no longer be needed. We pray for a speedy recovery with no initial temporary regression( which doctors said was possible). We also pray for total restoration and the ability for her brain to catch up and to learn and develop.

With God ALL things are possible

Thank you all so much for your prayers.
Jeananne, Billy, Will and Morgan Johnson