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06/15/2009

Please pray for the Mawby family

Mark & Tammy Mawby are in Kansas City Children’s Hospital with their daughter, Morgan. Morgan underwent major spinal surgery a little over a week ago, and is now having some complications in her recovery. Doctors are administering tests to determine what is causing these complications, but so far have not been able to provide a solution. Morgan’s recovery is a very painful one, and these complications are for sure making that recovery even more difficult.

The Mawby family has asked us to pray for the doctors at KC Children’s Hospital and for Morgan’s recovery. Please take a moment today to pray Morgan.

Posted by John Vaughan on 06/15/2009 at 10:32 AM in Prayer |

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