Andrew and I had the opportunity to talk with Nathan and Sarah Martin (of Go Forth Goods) about their journey with their youngest daughter Felicity’s diagnosis of TAPVR. Their daughter’s story is one of incredible HOPE, and there are fingerprints of God’s faithfulness in each layer. One of the most beautiful things about our time with the Martins was seeing their determination to grow together as a couple through this, Nathan’s leadership of their family, and Sarah’s sacrificial heart to care for and love her children. Get ready to be inspired.
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Dr. Rene Romero, Chief of Solid Organ Transplant Services at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, was kind to carve out time in his schedule for a conversation about how to help parents who are receiving the news that their child needs a liver transplant. Dr. Romero carries a deep passion for his work, and his extensive background has given him invaluable wisdom. Enjoy a glimpse into our conversation:
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We have all experienced moments or even seasons of darkness. One thing that serves as a foundation of hope in these times is the Lord’s light in our darkness. In our rawest moments of pain and heartache, the Lord is there with His presence and peace, illuminating our life. Here are a few recommendations to read when darkness is heavy for you.
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The impact COVID-19 pandemic has been heavy on our hearts. Earlier this week, I shared about how the Lord is helping us to take heart in this season. We’ve been praying through the events of recent weeks, but we wanted to share a prayer that we’ve specifically been praying for our community along with some scripture that has been helping us renew our minds with truth.
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The last ten days our world has turned upside down as sickness has swept the globe and impacted our own community. Andrew and I have friends and family overseas in Asia, and I was writing to one of them this morning about how wild it is to have this shared experience across nations and cultures. My voice here has been quiet as I have been processing it all, and if I am being honest, as I have been brokenhearted and mourning.
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It is an honor to share the Alsop’s story of hope with you. Katelyn and Michael faced difficult diagnoses during pregnancy (cystic hygroma, a heart defect, severe hydrops, and Down syndrome) and the loss of their baby, James, at 31 weeks. They shared with us about how they processed the diagnoses, worked together, and held onto hope.
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