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rba123
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Yeah! Praise God. I get the feeling this young man has been prayed for by a few hundred thousand fans. Looking forward to him throwing out the first pitch. At Ted Lilly.
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easyE
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I doubt prayer had anything to do with it. Maybe it was the doctors? Does your God actually not help unless people pray for him to, or does he/she jump in when he thinks it is right?
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Wake Up People
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Give it a rest, really people...Do any of you negative responders know how incredibly stupid you sound?
Let's be thankful to the doctors AND the powers that be that this child is walking out of the hospital healthy and happy!
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Wow
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Just another reason why pitchers shouldn't hit.
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Chicago Boy
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Wake Up People wrote: Give it a rest, really people...Do any of you negative responders know how incredibly stupid you sound?
Let's be thankful to the doctors AND the powers that be that this child is walking out of the hospital healthy and happy! Amen!!! Great retort! Hey!! easyE!!!! You need a Fleet?!?!?!?!
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easyE
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I need a fleet? Don't follow.
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thanson
AOL
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What a story he has to tell! I hope he stays a Cubs fan after all of this. Good Luck
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Chicago Boy
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easyE wrote: I need a fleet? Don't follow. As in Fleet Enema!!
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Brad
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Glad to see the little dude go home, can't wait to see him throw out the 1st pitch at the Cubs 1st home playoff game this year?
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my 2 cents
AOL
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easyE probably wouldn't understand the age old maxim that states "there are no atheists in foxholes" either.
Heaven above gives the doctors the skills and knowledge to help heal others. How wonderful for his family that this little boy is well and going home! Nice to read GOOD NEWS!
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Mike
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Good news. He definitely looks pretty chipper in the one photo, it will be great to seem him back at the park later this year. I'm sure Lilly is breathing a sigh of relief, too. It really does bother those guys when something like this happens.
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Baseball Basics
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Wow wrote: Just another reason why pitchers shouldn't hit. That's right, only pitchers hit foul balls. Stupid statement.
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Truth
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For once, good news. Praise God!
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Jen
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I too am happy to hear that the little guy is just fine and will be going home.
However, does anyone else think the amount of press this story got (thrice daily updates) is a little ridiculous?
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Steve34
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my 2 cents wrote: easyE probably wouldn't understand the age old maxim that states "there are no atheists in foxholes" either.
Heaven above gives the doctors the skills and knowledge to help heal others. How wonderful for his family that this little boy is well and going home! Nice to read GOOD NEWS! Right!! It had nothing to do with going to school, studying, hard work. God just said, "Here, your a Dr." and that was it, right? You know, if you say God was the cause of this boy's survival, you also would have to blame if he died. You can't have it both ways. That being said, if you want to say God gave the Dr. the "talent" for medicine, that's o.k. But don't dismiss the dr and nurses hard work to "maximize" that talent.
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easyE
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Bless you Steve34
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Jeff
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Let's hope this kid, his father (or whoever took him to the game) and everyone else has learned a valuable lesson as a result of this incident --- PAY ATTENTION TO THE GAME!
LOOK AT BOOBS (Dad) AND STARE AT CLOUDS (kid) IN BETWEEN INNINGS.
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LincolnParkMike
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Good for this kid. A massive blow to the head usually creates a Sox fan.
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krebs
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Way to go kid.
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concerned
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LincolnParkMike wrote: Good for this kid. A massive blow to the head usually creates a Sox fan. Amen!!!
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