Run to Jesus - Allison Shaw

Actually, the last time they stood with us in a big battle was just over a year ago.

We had our youngest daughter.

She had an ectopic pregnancy, which was heartbreaking for her.

They'd been so excited about getting married and starting their family, and then she had an ectopic, and that was difficult.

But then it was not just a normal ectopic, it was a corneal ectopic.

So, they couldn't just sort of like remove the tube.

It wasn't that simple.

So, they wanted to do chemotherapy on her and they really didn't want that option.

So, they said, well, we need to take the tube and a lot of the uterus.

And they certainly didn't want that option because they really wanted to start a family.

So it was an awful time for us.

I mean, the doctors and the nurses, we knew that the baby was gone, but the doctors and nurses, they're trying desperately to save our daughter's life.

You know, that's their job.

And topic pregnancies are serious.

And so they were doing tests every day.

They were doing blood tests and doing scans.

And she wasn't allowed to go far away from the hospital because they just said, look, we're not feeling, she's not in any pain.

Can we just hold off? And the doctors and the surgeons, the specialists, they met with them.

And everybody in the hospital knew Esther.

but knew the name of Esther because if she was to turn up an emergency, they knew it was immediately emergency surgery because when things go bad in a situation like this, they go really bad really quickly.

So she had to have the tests, the scans, and not go further than 10 minutes away from the hospital.

The poor doctors, they sat them down, they said, you don't want the surgery, you don't want the chemotherapy, what do you want? There wasn't anything else they could do.

And my son-in-law said, we want a

miracle.

And I just thought that was awesome.