6 thoughts on “Saving Baby Poppy”

  1. I just watched as awesome movie. Christi and Brad your courage and love for your children and for each other is a powerful testimony. I hope this is watched by millions of people. May our Lord continue to bless you and your home.

  3. I’ve been following your story from the UK for months – thank you for posting this. It feels amazing to have been able to “meet” the family I’ve been praying for these past months. God bless you all.

  4. This was amazing to watch. I have been following your story through my daughter and son-in-law, Brittany and Aaron Rich. Knowing their struggles with their own baby girl and her “special heart”, I appreciate the turmoil, stress, and worry you had to feel for so many days. Seattle Children’s Hospital and UW are amazing medical centers with awesome medical teams! We are all blessed to have access to such amazing technology, knowledge, and skill. God Bless little Poppy and your family! She is truly a Gift from God!

  5. What a beautiful story!! I have to say that the doctor’s were wonderful but they must know that luck had nothing to do with Poppy’s miracle, we know that God had everything to do with it. God bless baby Poppy and may she grow to know Him and His love and wonderful Hand on her life.

  6. The story of baby poppy re minds me of my son who was born with a undeveloped right side of the heart but I did not know before he was born. Children’s hospital was there for us.God sent us to children’s hospital and I’ve have my son 22 years later and for a long time to come. God is still working in our life’s 22years later. What a wonderful story it made me cry. I would like to pray for baby poppy and your family. God is working in your life too for he sent wonderful Doctors for baby poppy.

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