Resolution of sorts.

Well, the situation in Seattle is not as hopeful as was believed. Raisa continues to put up a fight and her parents are making some decisions about her care as the days go on. Kidney, breathing and learning difficulties can be dealt with but a complete vegetative state will not happen. They are going to begin cutting back on the sedation beginning tomorrow so they can get a better understanding of her brain function. On the drugs it would appear that she has lost all higher brain function but her parents are not giving up on her yet. The next few days will decide what will happen with our precious baby girl's life.
India wanted to say something to her family while they are separated. I tried to get Phaedra to say something on an earlier video but all she did was pull faces and smile bashfully. I'll try again later.

The girls are going to stay with us until this is all finished so their parents know where they are at and they don't have to call around to find them when they have news. This is the bumpiest ride, emotionally, that I have ever been on and I can't imagine how exhausting and draining it has been to the parents. I still covet prayers for her safe return to us and as Kathy Montgomery said yesterday, "It ain't over until it's over!"
~Pam