Just Didn’t Expect to Get Pregnant
Kenza and her husband brought their adorable toddler along to the appointment.
Amid their anxiousness they proved to be a friendly couple. As the advocate interviewed them, they both spoke freely. They echoed each other, stating, “We just didn’t expect to get pregnant right now!”
Kenza revealed that pregnancy had been very difficult for her in the past. Kenza’s husband expressed significant concern about his wife’s health. He said that if it came down to Kenza or the preborn baby’s safety, his wife took priority.
Your gift makes compassionate care like this available to Kenza and women like her.
Being able to process one’s situation and concerns verbally can be powerful for most people.
During the ultrasound, the sonographer was able to alleviate some of their concerns.
The young couple told the advocate they were in the process of changing doctors. She helped them make an appointment with a supportive doctor for the following afternoon.
Your support provides these services and referrals to women and men who need education and support.
As they left, they expressed how thankful they were for all the help and resources they received. Instead of frowns of concern, they had smiles of relief.
Kenza reported back that the doctor visit was reassuring and optimistic.
The advocate has stayed in touch with the couple. Sometime later, Kenza received additional support for some pregnancy symptoms from one of our volunteer nurses.
Your contribution helps women like Kenza who need assistance, encouragement, and God’s love.
Your donation ensures that when people come in for consultations and other services, they will always receive honesty, accurate information, and the love of Jesus.
Please donate now, and if you aren’t yet, consider making it a monthly Friend of Life gift. Thank you!
Amid their anxiousness they proved to be a friendly couple. As the advocate interviewed them, they both spoke freely. They echoed each other, stating, “We just didn’t expect to get pregnant right now!”
Kenza revealed that pregnancy had been very difficult for her in the past. Kenza’s husband expressed significant concern about his wife’s health. He said that if it came down to Kenza or the preborn baby’s safety, his wife took priority.
Your gift makes compassionate care like this available to Kenza and women like her.
Being able to process one’s situation and concerns verbally can be powerful for most people.
During the ultrasound, the sonographer was able to alleviate some of their concerns.
The young couple told the advocate they were in the process of changing doctors. She helped them make an appointment with a supportive doctor for the following afternoon.
Your support provides these services and referrals to women and men who need education and support.
As they left, they expressed how thankful they were for all the help and resources they received. Instead of frowns of concern, they had smiles of relief.
Kenza reported back that the doctor visit was reassuring and optimistic.
The advocate has stayed in touch with the couple. Sometime later, Kenza received additional support for some pregnancy symptoms from one of our volunteer nurses.
Your contribution helps women like Kenza who need assistance, encouragement, and God’s love.
Your donation ensures that when people come in for consultations and other services, they will always receive honesty, accurate information, and the love of Jesus.
Please donate now, and if you aren’t yet, consider making it a monthly Friend of Life gift. Thank you!
* Client names are changed to protect anonymity.
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Miriam Kremer
Memorial
Miriam Victoria Kremer was carried home to her Lord and Savior in the glow of a beautiful fall sunrise on Thursday, November 3, at 6:57 AM. Miriam fought bravely and without complaint during a three-year struggle with leukemia and subsequent complications throughout her high school years. Miriam was 17 (July 21, 2005 - November 3, 2022).
To honor Miriam’s deepest desire to save lives and change lives with the Gospel, Miriam’s family ask that memorials be made to WELS Lutherans for Life, 8501 W. Lincoln Ave, West Allis, WI, 53227.
To honor Miriam’s deepest desire to save lives and change lives with the Gospel, Miriam’s family ask that memorials be made to WELS Lutherans for Life, 8501 W. Lincoln Ave, West Allis, WI, 53227.
Miriam was a warrior for Life. She cared deeply and was strongly committed to life issues. Her passion compelled her to speak up for pre-born babies and their mothers at any opportunity. She loved the work of WELS Lutherans For Life (LFL). She was even able to attend the LFL banquet with her family this year on October 14th.
Miriam was a blessing and true inspiration of strength and grit — physically, emotionally, and spiritually — to all who came in contact with her. She leaves a massive void for those who loved her - sisters Keturah (18) and Michaiah (13), parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, many pets, caregivers and a long list of friends.
Miriam was known for her generosity and caring for those around her. She loved to purchase gifts for friends and family and was always jotting down notes throughout the year so she would have ideas at hand.
Miriam loved pets, traveling, hiking, camping, kayaking, fishing, playing trumpet and piano, and learning guitar with Grandpa. Her final trips included zip-lining at the Creation Museum this spring, camping and kayaking this summer, and catching her biggest fish ever during a Lake Michigan charter this fall. Her final feats were the homecoming festivities this fall and climbing the stairs at Holy Hill two weeks before she entered heaven.
Miriam was a blessing and true inspiration of strength and grit — physically, emotionally, and spiritually — to all who came in contact with her. She leaves a massive void for those who loved her - sisters Keturah (18) and Michaiah (13), parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, many pets, caregivers and a long list of friends.
Miriam was known for her generosity and caring for those around her. She loved to purchase gifts for friends and family and was always jotting down notes throughout the year so she would have ideas at hand.
Miriam loved pets, traveling, hiking, camping, kayaking, fishing, playing trumpet and piano, and learning guitar with Grandpa. Her final trips included zip-lining at the Creation Museum this spring, camping and kayaking this summer, and catching her biggest fish ever during a Lake Michigan charter this fall. Her final feats were the homecoming festivities this fall and climbing the stairs at Holy Hill two weeks before she entered heaven.
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