Today I spent $332 on clothes (there was a sale at Ann Taylor Loft, but that is not the point of this post). Today I also read about this little girl who will die without a $7,000 heart surgery - or 21 trips to Ann Taylor. So, I gave $332 to her because I can't spend that on me and let a baby die.
Here is some more info....if you are so moved, I hope you will join me...I normally don't broadcast gift amounts, but I felt led to and want to encourage as many people as possible to join me so that we can see to it that this baby will not die! There was nothing I could do for my daughter, but there is something I can do for this baby. If you feel led to join me, I hope you will. And regardless of whether you can participate or not, I hope everyone is having an ok night tonight, hugs to you all.
Blog post (linked below to donate):
Friends, we are writing asking your help to raise $7,000. We know this is a lot of money and we know that many of you give generously already to Amazima and other wonderful organizations.https://amazimaministries.blogspot.com/2011/06/jeannes-heart-surgery.html
We are so thankful that our second daughter, Lillian Elizabeth "Lily", was born healthy and happy on February 11, 2013. We love her to pieces.
We lost our first daughter, Hannah Grace on May 4, 2011. She was buried on May 14 during a beautiful service at my home church. We are grateful that if she could not be here with us, that she is healed and whole with the Lord. We look forward to the day when we will get to meet her. We love her so much.
Re: Help another baby!
This is so sad to hear. I had to check the irs website to be sure this was not a scam, I hear too many scams. They are a 501c3 on the website for those that want to donate but you may want to check yourself to verify as well. I went ahead and donated too, I know I can't help everyone, but at least I know I can help one person.
god bless.
BFP on 1/1/11; pPROM at 19 weeks; Jameson Thomas born on 4/5/11 at 20 weeks.
Imagine a love so strong that saying hello and goodbye the same day was worth the sorrow.