Healing Testimony for Kaitlyn George Ghanem
The child Kaitlyn George Antoine Ghanem was born in Ghbaleh, Keserwan, Lebanon, on September 1, 2024. Her mother’s name is Natalie Ghosban from Safra, where the family resides.
Here is the mother’s account of her daughter’s health condition, which her medical reports support:
“One month after the birth of my daughter Kaitlyn, I took her to the pediatrician for a checkup. After the examinations, it was found that her heart rate was between 180 and 190 per minute instead of being 110. She was admitted to Keserwan Medical Center (KMC).
The doctors began the necessary tests and imaging, and Dr. Christelle Tayaa discovered that the heart valve was closed and was allowing blood to flow to the body at a rate of only 30 percent.
The doctors then requested that she be transferred the following day to the American University of Beirut Medical Center to undergo surgery to open the valve, as well as open-heart surgery.
That night, all the loved ones, together with the family, lit candles and cried out to Saint Sharbel to intercede for the child before the Lord Jesus Christ, so that He would heal her and open her artery.
In the morning, Dr. Christelle came and performed an electrocardiogram before transferring her to the American University Medical Center. The doctor began to cry out, for divine care had intervened: the valve had opened, she no longer needed surgery, and her healing was complete.
For this reason, the family came to thank Saint Sharbel and registered the miracle on December 8, 2024. Thank you, Saint Sharbel; we love you very much.”
Here is the mother’s account of her daughter’s health condition, which her medical reports support:
“One month after the birth of my daughter Kaitlyn, I took her to the pediatrician for a checkup. After the examinations, it was found that her heart rate was between 180 and 190 per minute instead of being 110. She was admitted to Keserwan Medical Center (KMC).
The doctors began the necessary tests and imaging, and Dr. Christelle Tayaa discovered that the heart valve was closed and was allowing blood to flow to the body at a rate of only 30 percent.
The doctors then requested that she be transferred the following day to the American University of Beirut Medical Center to undergo surgery to open the valve, as well as open-heart surgery.
That night, all the loved ones, together with the family, lit candles and cried out to Saint Sharbel to intercede for the child before the Lord Jesus Christ, so that He would heal her and open her artery.
In the morning, Dr. Christelle came and performed an electrocardiogram before transferring her to the American University Medical Center. The doctor began to cry out, for divine care had intervened: the valve had opened, she no longer needed surgery, and her healing was complete.
For this reason, the family came to thank Saint Sharbel and registered the miracle on December 8, 2024. Thank you, Saint Sharbel; we love you very much.”
