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and functioning properly despite her
premature birth.
She stayed in the neonatal ICU for seven
days, and in the special care unit until she
was thirty-six weeks old. During this period,
we saw how she gradually progressed from a
tiny baby supported by tubes and needles, to
tube feeding and finally to normal feeding.
But truth be told, the daily commute to
the hospital was tiring. I was thankful for
kingdom friends who kept us in prayer. Many
of them partook of the holy Communion on
their own as they prayed for us. Our firstborn
daughter also reminded us to receive the
Communion for her little sister.
Praise the Lord, despite being born about two
months premature, baby Jenna did not face major
health complications, and after forty days in the
hospital, she was finally allowed to go home.
Unfortunately, Audrey’s joy at being able to
bring her baby home was short-lived. She shared that
after they brought baby Jenna home, they noticed
she was very drowsy and did not even cry for milk.
They decided to take her back to the hospital, where
a few days later she was placed in the ICU as her