Gift of Life
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
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Be clear, be confident and don’t overthink it. The beauty of your story is that it’s going to continue to evolve and your site can evolve with it. Your goal should be to make it feel right for right now. Later will take care of itself. It always does.
My third child’s name is Richard. When I was pregnant with him, I had a scan at six weeks into the pregnancy and was told to return in two weeks for the results. However, I delayed the follow-up appointment and went in the third week instead. At the appointment, the doctor informed me that the baby had died based on the test results. I refused to take any action until I had spoken to my spiritual father, Prophet Richard Amoaye. The doctor became rude and insisted on scheduling an appointment for removing the baby, but I declined yet again.
I shared the news with my husband and made an appointment with my spiritual father, Prophet Richard Amoaye. During a church gathering, Prophet Richard prayed for the me and instructed me to go back to the hospital for another scan. The doctor was sceptical but agreed to another scan at a different hospital. The new scan showed that the baby was indeed moving, contradicting the previous diagnosis of foetal death. I credit the prayers of Prophet Richard and the other pastors for the preservation of my baby's life.
Throughout the rest of the pregnancy, Prophet Richard and the pastors continued to pray for me and provide support. As the due date approached, my water broke gradually, and I informed Prophet Richard and Pastor Saa. I believed in God's protection and had faith that everything would be fine. During the July Power conference, Prophet Victor Kusi Boateng, prophesied that my child would be born on that Sunday morning.
On the predicted Sunday morning, my water broke, and I informed my husband. Richard’s birth took some time, and I experienced intense pain during labour. I decided to go to the hospital but had to deal with traffic and parking difficulties. As I entered the hospital room, it was precisely 8:59 am. I made a request to give birth on the floor. At 9:00 am, with just one push, Richard was born. My husband, who had briefly left the room, returned to find the baby already born. The midwives commented on the ease of the delivery, and I felt no pain afterward.
I was eager to go to church and give thanks to God, so I quickly got ready and put on a T-shirt with Prophet Richard’s name. I had an easy recovery and was released from the hospital later that day. I had planned to attend the church service to express gratitude. I went home to change and then went to church at 5pm. I think around 6:45/7pm and the Pastors asked me to take the baby home because they said it was not safe having just come out of hospital. After I left, Prophet Victor said to my husband that we should name the child after our father, Papa - Prophet Richard Amoaye and we did exactly that. When Richard was about 4 -5 months old, I went back to the same doctor who told me that the baby died. I don’t see him anymore, but I went there just to show him that - this is the child who rose up because of God and I said to the doctor that Doctor Jesus was the one who saved his life and delivered him.
Testimony submitted by Suzy.
