Life is so short and from one day, one moment in time, we never know what can happen. My nephew, Randy, went to Cambodia to teach the people English. He rented an apartment and was doing what he thought will help the people…

and then it happened.

In a split moment in time he had a massive stroke. He cannot speak, he lies paralyzed in a Cambodian hospital bed and praise be to God the feeding tube has now been removed and he is able to be fed a small amount of yogurt and very soft food due to constrictions in his throat. He can do nothing else for himself.

My sister, Judy, is a basket case in trying to deal with the expenses of his care. Randy does not have medical insurance which leaves all of his care expenses to his family. If there is no family then he is on his own and there’s no telling what happens then. She lives on the meager Social Security check each month, and some of us know how that is. The senator she spoke to fluffed her off, the Embassy has assigned one lady that is trying to help, and family and a few friends have helped financially as much as they can, but the resources have dwindled. What money they have has gone to pay for his care while they pray to be able to get him back home here to the USA. where he can get the extended care he needs.

We have been told that he when he is able he will need a nurse to accompany him on the flight home and that is very expensive – to the tune of $10,000 – $30,000! ALL money will go to his flight home and whatever bills are left to be paid.

We are asking that you pray for Randy’s healing and guidance, comfort and peace for Judy. The Lord said He takes care of His children and we believe that, but He uses you and I to help.

Please pray for my sister and nephew, and if the Lord lays it on your heart to donate, even a small amount will help, we are truly thankful for your generosity and prayers.

Let’s bring Randy home so he can get the extended care he needs and be with family, not stranded in a foreign country with people he hardly knows.

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Thank you and may God richly bless you.

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“My feelings of being in the wrong body started when I was a toddler. I hated girl toys and I only wanted to play with boys, I had short hair and dressed myself like a boy. I didn’t understand other girls my age so I felt out of place.
When someone would mistake me for a boy I would feel so good, much to the chagrin of my older sister who would quickly correct them and exclaim, “that’s my SISTER.” At 4 I worked up the courage to ask my mom, “Does God make mistakes, because I think I was supposed to be born a boy?” My mother replied, “No God doesn’t ever make mistakes, he made you exactly the way you’re supposed to be, a beautiful little girl.”
And that was that. I didn’t have any more delusions because my mom cleared it up for me right then and there. Don’t get me wrong I still didn’t like my body and dreaded growing breasts one day, but I didn’t have to question if there was something wrong with me. I was allowed time to grow up, and once I hit puberty I not only felt like I was in the right body, but I became a girly girl!
If I was born in our society today I know I would have been “affirmed” by my teachers and started on a cascade of interventions that would have left me infertile, mutilated and without the husband and two beautiful children that I have today.
Our kids don’t need to be socially or medically transitioned. They need to be left alone, and they need time to grow up.”
~ Brittany Traynor