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🙏 ANNELISE UPDATE 6/8/26: PRAY 🙏
Thank you for ALL YOUR PRAYERS in lifting up Annelise to the Lord!
TODAY: We are praying for today’s lunchtime re-evaluation on a possible transfer to a different hospital today!
Excitement abounds because the potential hospital didn’t say, “No”. They are ALSO staying in prayer and ask for you to continue praying for this situation.
Let Us Pray
❤️ 🙏 A PRAYER 🙏 ❤️
Dear Lord,
We thank you for a miracle today, for Annelise being alive overnight and into this beautiful morning and day!
For THIS IS THE DAY THAT YOU HAVE MADE! Open the doors that need to be opened, and close the doors that need to be closed, WE BESEECH YOU!
We lay hands upon this situation today with the new hospital! Give them Your Favor! Provide them with Your Way! Enlighten them with Your Holy Spirit!
In the Name of Jesus, We pray!
Amen!
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And all who said, ‘Amen’ left a ♥️🙏 !
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NOTE: If any family chooses to leave “AMA” (Against Medical Advice”, insurance may not foot the bill ~ this is the threat they use. Bear in mind: Better to RAISE $, and have medical bills that can be PAID BY THE PEOPLE WHO CARE 🙌 ❤️!
Matthew Gene "Axe" Axelson (June 25, 1976 – June 28, 2005) was a United States Navy SEAL who was killed in the War in Afghanistan. He was posthumously awarded the Navy Cross for his actions and valor during Operation Red Wings, in which he was killed. He served in that operation along with Michael Murphy, Daniel Dietz, and Marcus Luttrell. Dietz and Luttrell were also awarded the Navy Cross, the Purple Heart, and the Navy good conduct medals, where Murphy received the Medal of Honor.
Citation: For extraordinary heroism in actions against the enemy while serving in a four-man Special Reconnaissance element with SEAL Delivery Vehicle Team ONE, Naval Special Warfare Task unit, Afghanistan from 27 to 28 June 2005. Petty Officer Axelson demonstrated extraordinary heroism in the face of grave danger in the vicinity of Asadabad, Konar Province, Afghanistan. Operating in the middle of an enemy-controlled area, in extremely rugged terrain, his Special Reconnaissance element was tasked with locating a high-level Anti-Coalition Militia leader, in support of a follow-on direct action mission to disrupt enemy activity. On 28 June 2005, the element was spotted by Anti-Coalition Militia sympathizers, who immediately revealed their position to the militia fighters. As a result, the element directly encountered the enemy. Demonstrating exceptional resolve and fully understanding the gravity of the situation, Petty Officer Axelson's element bravely engaged the militia, who held both a numerical and positional advantage. The ensuing firefight resulted in numerous enemy personnel killed, with several of the Navy members suffering casualties. Ignoring his injuries and demonstrating exceptional composure, Petty Officer Axelson advised the teammate closest to him to escape while he provided cover fire. With total disregard for his own life and thinking only of his teammate's survival, he continued to attack the enemy, eliminating additional militia fighters, until he was mortally wounded by enemy fire. A champion of freedom, Petty Officer Axelson will be remembered for his self-sacrificing actions in the continuing Global War on Terrorism. By his undaunted courage, fortitude under fire, and unwavering dedication to duty, Petty Officer Axelson reflected great credit upon himself and upheld the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service. He gallantly gave his life for the cause of freedom.
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The U.S. Military/Q Team is far more powerful than the enemies of humanity would like to think.
Strategic patience is a significant component of fifth generation warfare.
NCSWIC.
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