A thank you to everyone who has been praying for Noe, whether you have met him or not. He is a child from our village, Las Lomitas, who has been way behind in many ways.
Intellectually (he is 10 and only passed kindergarden), socially (he has a bad eye and is constantly picked on), physically (he looks like an average 7 yr. old, always had a cold, and was malnourished for years), emotionally (his first father left before he can remember and his step father is a drunk and abuser), and much more.
In Oct. 2012 his mother agreed for him to be taken to Pan American Health Services (a nearby health center) to receive professional help in all of these mentioned areas. He was restored to good health in a few months and ready to have surgery on his eye, cataracts is his problem. Unfortunately the day they took him in for the surgery the anesthesiologist could not approve him to be put under because he had congestion issues. So he had to go back to the center and go through many more months of treatment visiting many allergy specialists and taking expensive medication. A few months ago he was taken back and approved for surgery again. The date is set for Dec. 1st - this Sunday! Thank you as well to those of you who have given to make his eye surgery a possibility. We heard a while back from the health center that the surgery is completely paid for.
We are asking for your prayers this Sunday for Noe to be emotionally stable enough to undertake the surgery because he has been very nervous in other doctor appointments. Also that his health would be extremely good so that there will be no excuse to not do the surgery. And obviously for a successful cataract surgery and quick recovery in the days to follow.
Continued prayers for his family and his transition are appreciated as well as he will rejoin them after recovery. His mother's name is Cristina, step-father Pito, sister Carmen, and two brothers Santillo and Jesus. His mother is very committed to him and his recovery she will be with him in the surgery and the 4 days following. They are one of the most poor families in our community please pray for the local body of believers to step up and reach out to them.
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