Eugenia Addison-EnchillHostHey, Mama, can I tell you about one night I'll never forget? I was sitting beside my child in the hospital room.
battling yet another crisis with my son, and this time it was severe.
Severe pain, complications, and his red blood cells was breaking down, called hemolysis.
Oh my God, what on earth is happening? Machines were beeping, the lights were never turned off, nurses and doctors came in and out.
I remember looking at myself and asking God so many questions and thinking, I don't recognize this woman anymore.
I was losing myself and I was just depleted with everything that was happening around me.
I was like, God, where are you in all of this? But somewhere along the way, I knew he was with me.
You know every medication, every symptom, every doctor's phone number, but you can't remember the last time you sat quietly with God without rushing.
That aha moment dawned on me, and I broke down in tears asking God to come through again.
In that moment, I realized I was pouring from a soul that hadn't been filled in a very long time.
Hey, Mama, can I tell you about one night I'll never forget? I was sitting beside my child in the hospital room.
battling yet another crisis with my son, and this time it was severe.
Severe pain, complications, and his red blood cells was breaking down, called hemolysis.
Oh my God, what on earth is happening? Machines were beeping, the lights were never turned off, nurses and doctors came in and out.
I remember looking at myself and asking God so many questions and thinking, I don't recognize this woman anymore.
I was losing myself and I was just depleted with everything that was happening around me.
I was like, God, where are you in all of this? But somewhere along the way, I knew he was with me.
You know every medication, every symptom, every doctor's phone number, but you can't remember the last time you sat quietly with God without rushing.
That aha moment dawned on me, and I broke down in tears asking God to come through again.
In that moment, I realized I was pouring from a soul that hadn't been filled in a very long time.
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