Miracles do happen
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Editor,
My brother of 49 years of age had a brain aneurysm March of this year and was in a coma, with multiple strokes, the family was called in to Lake Charles Memorial, as he would not make it through the night. He did make it and is alive today thanks to many wonderful medical staff and prayers answered. We were then told he would be a vegetable and almost died again due to complications but again survived.
When this happened I prayed to God as many did, let him be a miracle for all to see. In September, they replaced his skull cap and since then a new life was born. He now talks, writes, has feeling in his whole body and remembers things I had forgot. I got to go see him in November and could not wait to ask him during this time if he saw a bright light and he got so excited and said yes, very bright. So I then asked, was anyone in the light to greet you and he said yes, our Dad and Evelyn, his favorite aunt (both have passed away many years ago) and they sent him back.
Michael McMillan’s family would like to thank all the staff who made this possible and Westwood Manor for taking care of him during this transition. Miracles still happen every day, just believe.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. God is good and there is still a lot of good in people.
Patricia Lundgren
Polson
