On this day please join me for a moment of prayer for little ones born into this world with health complications. Thousands are in hospitals under constant care of doctors and nurses. The photo is of the place I volunteer one day each week. The dedication of the professionals who work here is amazing and yet they can't always be by the crib of a baby crying for the comfort of human touch. Parents sometimes can't be there because they have other children that need them at home. So my job is simply to cradle a little baby in my arms for a few minutes. All they ask for on this holiday is a little love and to get well soon.
Thank you for stopping by John's Island.
Such a wonderful thing to do, John. And holding a small tiny infant in your arms must be good for you, too! :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you DJan. Yes, it's good for me too. :-)
DeleteYes, I will pray for them all.
ReplyDeleteIt is a fine thing you do to volunteer.
Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Thank you Happyone. Your prayers are appreciated!
DeleteJohn you are an angel and of course I will pray. Back in 1964 I had a son in such a hospital, he didn't make it, but medicine has evolved so much since then. Nothing takes the place of human touch, thank you for your volunteer work . . . you have touched my heart.
ReplyDeleteHi Connie, You are an angel too. Thank you so much for your kind words!
DeleteCongratulations to you for taking on a very important. duty. You are needed,
ReplyDeleteThank you, Red.
Deletejohn that is such a special way to show love.You,no doubt are a huge blessing to each one you come in contact with.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ruth.
DeleteHugs and prayers, and thanks for what you do.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas
Thank you, Mac.
DeleteBe blessed for this loving work you are doing. Best of the season to you.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Joyful. Best of the season to you as well.
DeleteSo wonderful of yours. Thank you, for this big help to parents and their children.
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