Grandson Ben is well !!!!!
This tweet says it all! It was posted yesterday on Twitter by Dr. Thomas Oxley, neurologist and neurointervention fellow working with Ben’s doctor, Dr. Alejandro Berenstein, at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York. As Ben’s mom said, “What a journey for a really little boy and a really Big God!”
Grandson Ben’s journey began in 2014 when he was rushed first to Erlanger Children’s Hospital in Chattanooga, TN and then to Scottish Rite (Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta) in Atlanta, GA where he was diagnosed with dural AV fistula, a vascular malformation in his brain. He was only three years old. Although doctors at Scottish Rite diagnosed the condition, they honestly admitted they could not treat it. At Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, doctors told the family that without treatment Ben would die and that they could do neurosurgery, but the odds were not good. We were told that Ben had a…
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Unexpected in common hours 
So awesome!
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It’s amazing what doctors can do! We are so grateful!
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Bless little Ben. Ah this pleases me
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Thank you! We are so happy!
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Brave, awesome young man, Ben!
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He is the bravest little boy I know! Thank you!
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Glad to hear! 🙂
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Thank you!
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No problem. We haven’t chatted in awhile. I’m glad to come back and see some good news for ya 🙂
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That has to be the best news ever!!
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I know! We are so happy!
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Woo Hoo!! Hooray for Ben and his family!
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That’s what I say, “Woo hoo!” 🙂
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This is great news! Praise God and Dr. B.
Lucy and Harry
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The best news ever! Thanks. Hope you two are doing well.
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so many prayers answered – such good news – have followed Ben’s story with trepidation and admiration for all his and the family’s hope and courage
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Thank you so much! I guess we thought Ben’s journey would continue and that he would have to have additional surgery sometime in the future. We are so grateful that is not the case!
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Outstanding and hallelujah!
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Thank you, John. God is good!
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