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bind them around your neck,
write them on the tablet of your heart.
Then you will win favor and a good name
in the sight of God and man.
Trust in the Lord with all your heart
and lean not on your own understanding;
in all your ways submit to Him,
and He will make your paths straight.”
Proverbs 3:3-6
Jason is 5 weeks post-accident and is getting stronger each day! More details have emerged about what happened that day, and he realizes how fortunate he is to be alive and so far along on the healing journey. On a recent check-in visit, Jason’s doctor provided photos of the CT scans taken the night of the accident. One showed the significant hemorrhage on one side of his brain, and the other revealed the two places his skull was fractured by the falling branch. Seeing those images, along with hearing many stories about people who have had similar injuries with much more severe and long-lasting health effects, Jason is so grateful for the Lord’s protection and healing in his own situation. He found the branch in the woods that struck him, and it was quite hefty! (pictured below)
There have been challenging aspects of this journey, not the least of which are the temporary limitations Jason’s injury have caused. He was slated to be the team leader for a church mission trip to Peru in late February – a trip that he has taken many times over the years, to a place that is very dear to his heart – but ultimately he wasn’t able to go. The rest of the team went, and Jason was able to spend a considerable amount of time in prayer for them as he recuperated at home. Anyone who knows Jason is aware that he loves being physically active and productive, so this season of slowing down to let his body heal has been challenging mentally and emotionally. Jesus has truly walked alongside him through it, and he has taken a lot of time to pray about his circumstances and seek God. Jason said, “I don’t understand everything, but I trust the Lord. He is good.”
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Jason wants to emphasize how humbled and grateful he is for all the prayers you have lifted up on his behalf during this crisis. Saying thank you doesn’t seem adequate, but your faith and commitment to pray have blessed the Kerr family beyond words!
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