Forever Seeking Him

Hello Beautiful,Thank you for taking the time to visit my page. My name is Summer and I live in New Zealand. I am 26 years old, a wife to an amazing husband, mum to a baby girl Sabella born at 29 weeks but above all of that I am a child to the Almighty Lord. The purpose of this page is to reveal Jesus Christ in a new way to at least one person, to encourage and bring glory to my precious Heavenly Father. Come follow me on this journey God really loves you! Take the chance to seek him in which he promises you will find him.Jeremiah 29:13Godbless xx

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Your child will be the most beautiful version of him or herself not when they are dressed in designer clothes but when they are dressed in humility and in unconditional love.

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I spread out my hands to You; My soul longs for You like a thirsty land. Selah Psalms 143:6 NKJV

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The Lord is close to all who call on him, yes, to all who call on him in truth. He grants the desires of those who fear him; he hears their cries for help and rescues them. Psalms 145:18‭-‬19 NLT

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O God, You are my God; Early will I seek You; My soul thirsts for You; My flesh longs for You In a dry and thirsty land Where there is no water. Psalms 63:1 NKJV

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The Lord has appeared of old to me, saying: “Yes, I have loved you with an everlasting love; Therefore with lovingkindness I have drawn you. Jeremiah 31:3 NKJV

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Most everyone knows I am a nurse! A NICU Nurse. Many people think this means feeding and rocking babies, which occasionally I get the privilege to do :)…But my job entails so much more. I take care of babies born months too early to live without modern medicine…Placed on ventilators with central lines and life saving medications. I assess them, care for them, draw labs, start IVs, and give medications. I teach a new dad how to change his fragile baby’s diaper for the first time. I place this baby on their moms chest (often with many tubes and wires attached) after she has not yet been able to hold them for days sometimes weeks. I comfort that momma as she watches her tiny fragile baby go through more pokes, prods, and procedures than most of us will ever even know. I celebrate with parents every milestone: every good blood gas, gram gained, tube removed. I rejoice in the day parents get to bring their baby home after spending months inside the walls of the NICU. I witness miracles. I get to see little lives come back and beat insurmountable odds. But sometimes I don’t… I help to resuscitate babies when their hearts stop and little bodies simply can’t take any more. I beat myself up trying to think what we could have done better or different when all medical options have been exhausted. I hand those sweet little lives to their parents as they take their last breaths when science and medicine is no longer enough. I give them medication to make them comfortable in their last moments here on earth. I help make molds and keepsakes that their family will cherish forever. I share memories with the family and we laugh and cry in the midst of it all. The NICU becomes their home. I hug their family members as they walk away from their baby’s room for the last time, hoping my words brought them some comfort. I sometimes cry in the car on my way home, in the shower or as I try to fall asleep before going into work to take care of other little lives. I lean on my coworkers. Those other NICU nurses I’m so blessed to work besides. I look to them for knowledge, wisdom, and support. Yes, my “job” is a NICU Nurse. But it proves time and time again to be so much more.

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Thank you cannot explain how greatful i am to NICU nurses.

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