Sweet little Musa was sleeping peacefully when I found him in the secondary Pediatric ICU of Sheba hospital. This is good news because his condition is continuing to improve.
His grandmother was very friendly and said that they were both doing well.
There are no plans of discharge in the foreseeable future for Musa due to his not eating well. Please continue in prayer for him, that God would continue to heal him.
At Sheba Medical Center today, the unexpected right ventricle surgery for Musa was a success. We praise God the doctors found out about the need for this surgery before Musa and his grandmother left for Gaza.
Musa’s grandmother was very worried during the surgery, but after the surgeon told us everything was fine, she cried over the good outcome. She said her concern for Musa is as though he were her own child, and it really touched my heart to see her caring so much for precious Musa.
Please pray for good recovery.
We thought Musa was on the cusp of going home to Gaza, but this week his cardiologist ordered a CT scan, and yesterday after it was done, the doctors decided he would need a second heart surgery.
When I learned this today his grandma was very anxious that he would again go to the OR, but at the same time I couldn’t help but appreciate and admire God’s sovereignty in delaying Musa’s return to Gaza such that he could have this CT scan and have the doctors see the need for another operation.
He currently has a fever, but once this has passed he will be able to go to surgery.
Coworker Ella and I visited Musa at Sheba Hospital today and he is doing really well. He’s still waiting in the hospital to go home.
He needs a special feeding pump to be able to go back to Gaza however. When he has the pump, and if he is still doing well, then he can return home.
We mustn’t forget Musa’s grandmother. She has been very patient in the waiting and is very caring for her grandson.
Musa is doing well. He had an echo at Sheba hospital today, which showed that his heart is okay. Musa is just waiting until he has gained more weight. Then it is safe enough for him to go home.
Today coworker Alena and I went to Sheba Hospital to visit cute baby boy Musa and his lovely grandmother.
Please pray also for continued strength for his grandmother as it is not always easy for her, but she is doing a great job with taking care of her beloved grandson.
Tiny Musa is recovering slowly but well after his surgery at Sheba hospital last week.
Yesterday, Musa had his surgery at Sheba Medical Center after some time of waiting. The surgery went really well. Better than expected. Praise the Lord!
Musa was scheduled for surgery at Sheba Medical Center yesterday, but he had another fever, so it is postponed now until Wednesday.
Please pray that his fever would not come back and further delay his surgery. His grandmother is with him and she is faithfully by his side, even when he has sleepless nights.
Musa was scheduled for surgery today, but it was postponed due to an infection in his blood. He’s receiving antibiotics and the doctors hope he can have surgery later this week.
Musa is a new patient from Gaza; his family has been waiting many years to have a child, so he is the first for his parents, his grandmother told me today.
He arrived on Friday and is currently with a medicine to keep a small hole in his heart open in order to supply blood to the lungs. God willing he will have surgery on Tuesday.
Musa is a week old child from the Gaza Strip diagnosed with Tetralogy of Fallot.
Musa does not yet have a local leader to advocate for prayer and financial support for his surgery.
As of right now, Musa still needs $9000 toward surgery and related expenses.