Hi To All ,
Hope all is well with you. I received word today about a seventeen year old Page High School student named Matt Hodge; he was hit by a train, and has been at Vanderbilt in a coma for a year now with a one percent mortality rate. We serve a big GOD and as we know HE can do anything. Matt has been moving one foot which has the Doctors hopeful and is the reason they have not pulled the plug. Please send this to all your prayer warriors and let’s believe for a miracle that will astound all involved. I pray for revelation knowledge for the doctors and nurses treating him that he gets the right amount of medicine and treatment and that a huge army of GOD’S very elect elite surround him to do battled over him. God please increase the faith of others around him so they will speak life and not death over him in the name of Jesus. I pray the word of GOD be read daily to him because I do believe he can hear and understand things around him. Thanks! Patty S.
That all who are sick may experience the healing touch of the Lord Jesus.
That all who are ill among my family and friends may be restored to health in mind, body, and spirit.
That all who suffer from mental disease may receive compassionate treatment.
That all the homebound and bedridden may have Christ as their consolation.
That all who suffer from diseases that devastate the body may be granted strength and hope.
That all with disabling handicaps may be blessed with forbearance.
That all doctors, nurses, and other caregivers may be well in body and spirit.
That our lawmakers will pass laws to ensure that proper, dignified medical care is available for all who are in need, especially the poor and the elderly.
That God might look with favor on my special intentions.
I ask all this in the Name of the Lord Jesus Who intercedes before You on Matt's behalf.
1 comment:
I am Matt's Dad. Thank you for your prayers, but some of the information in this post is inaccurate.
Matt was in the accident on Aug 22, 2009, so it has just been 6 weeks, not a year. He is not on a ventilator, so no one is talking about pulling any plug. He is improving slowly but surely.
In fact, he will be leaving the hospital this week to go to a skilled nursing facility until he is strong enough to enter rehab.
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