October 20 Update

Update on David 🤍10/20/26

The doctors just came by, and today’s main focus is getting the excess fluid off his body. They are also working to better understand his kidney injury and how well his kidneys are functioning.

David also has pneumonia, which adds another challenge as his body continues to recover from the trauma he has endured.

Another important focus is getting him to open his eyes and follow commands so the team can better assess his responses.

There is still so much we are waiting to understand. I am taking things one update at a time and continuing to hold on to hope and faith.

Please pray specifically for his kidneys, his lungs, the excess fluid to come off, and for him to open his eyes and respond to commands. Please pray for his medical team as they continue to work on his case and treatment plans.

Thank you for continuing to love us and pray us through this. 🤍

~Toni

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