11:00 pm update on Kyndall

I am brought to my knees tonight of the kindness of strangers and friends praying for my sweet niece. It is true that God never lets you go through things alone. He surrounds you with strangers, friends, and family that will pray with you. What an awesome God we have.

My brother took his family out for Mother's Day to do some inner tubing with the boat. Brett said that they had just called it a day and was heading to the dock while Kyndall was on the tube. They were going slow but a big wave came and flipped her over. Her knee must have hit her in the face pretty hard (he said she had a black eye immediately). By the time he came around to pick her up she was lifeless in the water. His friend dived in and drug her to the boat where Brett started CPR on her. She was blue and not breathing. They made it to the dock and rushed her in the ambulance. Some time in route her oxygen dropped and they had to stick a tube down her. Brett then called us on the way to the hospital asking us to pray.....Kyndall had a pulse but was not breathing. After several test they moved her to Tulane Hospital where she is in the PICU tonight.

Here is the latest as of 11pm:

The doctor walked in and told Brett that he "thinks this one is going to turn out ok" he said they still need more time to tell. She is fighting the tube so much they are thinking about taking it out and see how she does without it. The bleed on the brain hasn't changed much but too early to tell. She has a subarachnoid bleed and a skull fracture. They are trying to fight off all of the fluid in her lungs too. The next 24 hours are critical for Kyndall. My parents are flying out in the morning to be with them.


Power of prayer? You bet.

Praying her every STEP of the way for you Kyndall!
Thank you for praying with me.

This is Kyndall and her brother, Griffen.