Showing posts with label Facebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Facebook. Show all posts

Thursday, April 4, 2013

The Browns


     I have been following a story on Facebook for a while now. It is a sad story, but I feel like this story is a prime example of a husband's great love for his wife and son. I do not personally know the Browns. The story that I am posting comes directly from "Bringing Home the Browns" Facebook. I just want to share this story in hopes that others will see it and lift this family up. If I am not mistaken, this was written in September of 2012.

These photographs were taken from the Browns Facebook.
I take no credit. It's just nice to put  faces with names.
"Once upon a time there was a boy and a girl. The boy loved hunting and the girl loved shoes and they fell in love and got married. They bought a little house in a little Texas town, and the boy went to work everyday protecting that little town. He was a police officer, and he loved his job and that sleepy little town. The boy also love his country, and became a soldier in the National Guard. Life was good, and they were happy, but something was missing. They began to pray for a baby. Time went on, days turned to months, and months to years. 7 years to be exact. And then the news came. That boy and that girl were having a boy of their own. 
This is the part of the story where you come in...
On September 15, 2012, at 34 weeks, while her husband Sean was serving our country in Afghanistan, Heather Brown went to the hospital with back pain and a headache. After arriving at the hospital, Heather began having seizures caused by a massive brain bleed. The baby, John Michael Thomas Brown, was taken by emergency C-section. Heather slipped into a coma. The baby was rushed to a neighboring hospital with a NICU. 
It took 72 hours to bring our first Brown home from Afghanistan. The longest 3 days of his life. Flights that were hours on end with no communication. Not knowing how his wife and son were doing. Upon arrival at Tyler Pounds Field, Sean was given a police escort to the hospital, where his tiny newborn son was. That guy may be little, but he is strong like his daddy and the doctors and nurses say he is going to be okay, and soon, this little Brown will come home too.
After seeing his son, Sean went to his wife's side, where he has been constantly for the last month. Heather is still in a coma, and the doctor's tell us she may never come out. But we know our God is in the business of miracles. We believe through the power of prayer, Heather will wake up, and we believe this Brown is coming home, too.
This family needs all the prayer, encouragement and support they can get. That can't happen without people like you. Friends like you. Please follow this story. Share this story. Please put them on your church prayer list. Please join us in this journey as God creates an amazing testimony of "Bringing Home the Browns"."

     Baby Brown, also known as Baby John, currently spends a lot of time with his Daddy. Heather is currently still in the hospital. They spend as much time as they can visiting Heather and hoping for better news each day. I am sure they cannot wait until the day they can all be home and healthy together. I pray they receive their miracle and Heather is able to see her bundle of joy and husband again.  This is just a small piece of the Browns story.

If you read this, please take some time to check 
out more of the Browns on their Facebook, 


They continually give updates and have way more information if 
you want to send them mail or stay updated with their story.



Sunday, March 24, 2013

Who will be the first?

     I am so thankful for everyone that has liked the Facebook page or viewed this blog thus far. It really does mean a lot to me. I am still waiting for my first story. Will it be you?? I encourage whoever reads this to send me your story. Please feel free to send pictures as well, or even a video.
 
     If you do not have a story yet, then no biggie. You can still do something to help share the love. Some of us have parents or grandparents that are the perfect example of love. Talk to them and get them to share their story, so that I can help share it with the world. I cannot do this without you guys. I seriously cannot wait to start posting these stories for you all to read and share. I need your help though. Share the love so I can share the stories. Thanks a million!
 
     Oh! If this is your first time visiting my page then check out the 'Welcome' post for a little more guidance and information :)  Thanks a million!
 
 

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Welcome

     Thanks for visiting my page. I have provided an introduction on the 'About Me' tab located towards the top of the page. There are also some other tabs that you can check out. At the bottom left of the page you can +1 this blog if you like it enough or like it on Facebook at the bottom right. You can also follow this blog by e-mail to stay up-to-date with the love. If you have read the 'About Me' section, then hopefully you have some idea of the purpose of this blog and want to join in or help me on this journey of love. 

     I feel like there is so much negativity in the world. Therefore, I have decided to spread some love and help make the world a happier place. I think love is extremely important and the foundation of happiness. I want to hear the love stories of successful couples. I want to learn about their love, their trials and triumphs. Then, I would like to share their love story with the rest of the world. My hope is that we will be able to learn from their story and people will want to work through their struggles and not give up at the first sign of trouble. I hope that marriage will be taken seriously and relationships not be viewed as disposable. My hope is a world filled with a lot more love.

     Please e-mail me at ourextraordinarylove@gmail.com with your story or any questions. You can also leave any questions or comments on here or the Facebook. You are welcome to send videos and pictures also. I realize that there are many people out there that do not use the Internet a great deal. So, if you know someone that has great love but does not have access to the Internet then please contact me so we can figure something out. Thanks so much!

*Disclaimer:  If you choose to send me your story, I will assume that I have permission to share it, as that is what this is all about.

The heart is a strong and vital organ,  but
without the proper nourishment, it will fail
-- Candace Stewart