Please Pray For – and possibly support – the Ramirez Family May 7, 2018
Posted by Tantumblogo in Basics, Dallas Diocese, Domestic Church, family, Four Last Things, General Catholic, Interior Life, North Deanery, sadness, thanksgiving, Virtue.trackback
We don’t know this family – I think my wife might know the mom as a friend of a friend sort of thing – but given what we went through just a year ago with our son suddenly having a seizure and then being diagnosed with a brain tumor, it didn’t take a lot of imagination on our part to know what this family was going through as the e-mails and text messages imploring prayers started flying around Saturday afternoon and evening.
This situation involves a local family and their 10 year old daughter. Via their Youcaring site:
“Maggie was running around with her siblings just this Friday. She woke up with a bad headache Saturday (the day she was to make her First Communion) and is now on life support with a rapidly growing (inoperable) brain tumor. They’ve been told there is basically nothing doctors can do and they are still clinging to hope that God will grant them a miracle.”
That was Saturday. Then yesterday:
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Lord what is your pleasure? Love in Christ.
So very saddened by this heartbreaking story, yet encouraged by the great faith of the Mom. Little Maggie did not make her First Communion day as planned, but received her Lord, wholly united to Him, it seems, and safe in Heaven. Lord, have mercy.
Oh my dear God… prayers for her devastated family. Prayers for her dear soul as well.
I am crying as I read this. I will donate and keep the family in my prayers. Such a beautiful girl. (This story kind of reminds me of a documentary I saw about cancer a few months ago. The young woman was only 16. She had an inoperable tumor. She refused chemo. she would take frankincense oil and put it under her tongue and around her head. In a few months the tumor shrank. She’s still alive to tell the story. I think I would try it if I had a brain tumor.) In this case, God wanted this girl with him. May she rest in his arms.
Thank you for posting this sad news. Mater Dei family? God bless them for their love and faith in Christ. Rest in peace sweet Magdalene Therese.
Sweet girl:+) By the way, have you seen the Vortexs on the Texas law that says it can basically do what England did to Alfie after someone is in the hospital over 10 days? You might want to reconsider living in Texas, Tantam.
https://www.churchmilitant.com/video/episode/vortex-texas-is-england
God bless~