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This is a true story of a family who struggles to overcome life's trials and tribulations brought about by the medical challenges of their son. Despite their prayers for his physical well being, their son is forced to endure years of medical triumphs and upheavals, one after another. His life was given up by medical staff who did not believe he had any hope for survival. However, fortunately for this little boy, God does not give up on us!! Shortly after his miraculous birth, he was faced with years of battling one medical condition after another. He was placed on kidney dialysis at the age of 3 years old, and soon after survived a kidney transplant. He also suffered through years of severe seizures, sleep apnea, as well as, a traumatic brain injury. His mother has written this story in hopes to inspire parents and others going through their own personal battles, storms and floods. Sometimes it may seem so overwhelming and leaving you with the feeling of giving up. However, this testimony of trials and tribulations, victories, and miracles, hopefully will allow those parents to stand still for just a moment, and give deep thought to who is truly in control. GOD IS IN CONTROL!!As the readers reflect on this story, many of them may realize that this story is about their own lives in so many ways. The author takes her audience through some life experiences which many of us may very well be suffering, and just as she is about to give up her life, the Lord reveals to her, the true purpose of her son's life of suffering, as well as, her own. It is as if he opens a door and this marvelous, brilliant light comes beaming through. This book will not only change your attitudetowards life itself, but it will change your life forever!!
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Monday, August 11, 2008
Kidney Disease
The Numbers are Staggering!
20 million Americans have kidney disease. Another 20 million are at risk. That's ONE in NINE adults!
To bring this closer to home…
Mississippi ranks among the top in the nation in incidences of kidney disease.
African Americans are four times more likely to develop kidney disease than Caucasians.
Jackson has a 26% higher prevalence of kidney failure than the national average.
Jackson has a 7% higher rate of newly diagnosed cases of kidney failure than the national average.
More than 75% of African Americans in Jackson who have kidney failure also have diabetes or hypertension.
Warning Signs of Kidney Disease:
High blood pressure
Pain in small of back
Puffy eyes, swollen hands and feet
Bloody urine
Burning during urination
More frequent urination
The Bad News
High blood pressure, diabetes and untreated urinary infections are the leading causes of kidney disease.
The Good News
Over 50% of kidney disease is preventable!
Exercise regularly
Eat healthy foods
Say no to smoking and drugs
Check your blood pressure
FREE KIDNEY SCREENING
REAP (Renal Evaluation and Assessment Program)If you have diabetes, high blood pressure, or a relative with kidney disease, call the Mississippi Kidney Foundation at (601) 981-3611 and register for the next free REAP screening.
Reference
kidneyms.org
20 million Americans have kidney disease. Another 20 million are at risk. That's ONE in NINE adults!
To bring this closer to home…
Mississippi ranks among the top in the nation in incidences of kidney disease.
African Americans are four times more likely to develop kidney disease than Caucasians.
Jackson has a 26% higher prevalence of kidney failure than the national average.
Jackson has a 7% higher rate of newly diagnosed cases of kidney failure than the national average.
More than 75% of African Americans in Jackson who have kidney failure also have diabetes or hypertension.
Warning Signs of Kidney Disease:
High blood pressure
Pain in small of back
Puffy eyes, swollen hands and feet
Bloody urine
Burning during urination
More frequent urination
The Bad News
High blood pressure, diabetes and untreated urinary infections are the leading causes of kidney disease.
The Good News
Over 50% of kidney disease is preventable!
Exercise regularly
Eat healthy foods
Say no to smoking and drugs
Check your blood pressure
FREE KIDNEY SCREENING
REAP (Renal Evaluation and Assessment Program)If you have diabetes, high blood pressure, or a relative with kidney disease, call the Mississippi Kidney Foundation at (601) 981-3611 and register for the next free REAP screening.
Reference
kidneyms.org
Thursday, August 7, 2008
Overwhelmed by Rita Davis
COMING SOON!!!!!!!
This blog is a link from an up and coming book
OVERWHELMED BY RITA DAVIS about one mother's
struggle of caring for a special needs child. Please keep
your eyes open for the website to this AMAZING NEW
BOOK COMING SOON!!!!
This blog is a link from an up and coming book
OVERWHELMED BY RITA DAVIS about one mother's
struggle of caring for a special needs child. Please keep
your eyes open for the website to this AMAZING NEW
BOOK COMING SOON!!!!
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John "Chaunce" Davis

John was born with a kidney disease and suffered from brain damage, seizures, and sleep apnea.