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About Talia Esme Ellis
Talia was born on the 7th Sept, 2009 having being diagnosed with a rare condition called Trisomy 18.
This story is not intended to provide details of this condition, but to focus on the Living God who holds her in His hands.
Talia is Hebrew for "Rain of God" and represents the Living Water from Heaven in and through her. She is a testimony to the sanctity and value of life and already has impacted many lives and drawn people closer to Jesus.
Her parents and those who love her dearly sought God and believed for her complete healing. Talia went to be with Jesus on the 25th September, 2009.
There is no doubt that God desires healing and wholeness for His Creation, and we still want to be used by Him to bring life in place of death, in all situations.
This story is not intended to provide details of this condition, but to focus on the Living God who holds her in His hands.
Talia is Hebrew for "Rain of God" and represents the Living Water from Heaven in and through her. She is a testimony to the sanctity and value of life and already has impacted many lives and drawn people closer to Jesus.
Her parents and those who love her dearly sought God and believed for her complete healing. Talia went to be with Jesus on the 25th September, 2009.
There is no doubt that God desires healing and wholeness for His Creation, and we still want to be used by Him to bring life in place of death, in all situations.
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September
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- Day 24 - Burial and Thanksgiving Service
- Day 23
- Day 22
- Day 21
- Day 20 - Planning to Remember
- Day 19 - With Jesus
- Day 18
- Day 17
- Day 16 - Off the Ventilator
- Day 15
- Day 14 - Repentance
- Day 12 - Clarification
- Day 11
- Day 10
- Day 9 - Stability and Hope
- Day 8 - Birthday Party
- Day 7 - Faith Tested to Extremes
- Day 6 - Continued
- Blessings to a beautiful family!
- What can I do to help?
- Day 6
- Day 5 - Jan leaving the hospital
- Day 4
- Day 3
- Day 2
- Day 1 (7th Sept, 2009)
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