Comments on: A Short Biography

By: pat

pat — Sat, 20 Oct 2007 18:49:00 +0000

Happy Birthday to Charlotte for tomorrow - FOUR years old -oh my!
And do doctors still think that they are always right?

By: Michael Griffiths

Michael Griffiths — Thu, 18 Oct 2007 13:45:00 +0000

Since the first time Charlotte’s plight made the headlines I have prayed for her daily and have spoken about her at church and asked others to pray for her. The words of John 14:14 are constantly in my mind when I pray. Jesus Himself says “You may ask me for anything in my name, and I will do it.” It is comforting for Charlotte, her parents and brothers and sister to know that many throughout the world are praying to the Father in the name of Jesus Christ for her well-being, and that the Father is listening to us all and preserving Charlotte’s little life.
It is amazing that she will be four years old on 21 October. Surely divine intervention, and proving the doctor’s and courts have no right to interfere in God’s plan for Charlotte.
Let us all continue to pray for Charlotte and her family in the name of Jesus christ the Saviour. God Bless.

By: claire mohamed

claire mohamed — Wed, 25 Jul 2007 22:47:45 +0000

you little girl is apsolutly beautiful and has shown herself to be one of lifes fighters
my daughter was a 25 week prem and had numerous complications after going home at 15 weeks, she was admitted to childrens where i was told she wouldnt last the week, but with a wonderful consultant who was of the opinion to try everything possible my daughter pulled through after 10 months came home to me and is progressing well.
i hope thinks continue to go from strength to strength and things go well for you in the courts.
will keep you in our thoughts and prayers

By: Montgomery Reyna

Montgomery Reyna — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 06:49:42 +0000

I have tried many times, and many avenues to get this prayer across. (Last forwarded Oct. of 04′) To no avail. Praise God for this forum. Here is the prayer I wish for Charlotte’s parents, and all who see to be of one accord upon it’s recital;

{ Father today we step boldly into your throne room
and pray in the name of The Lord Christ Jesus, and of
the Holy Spirit. Lord your Word tells us that you are
a help in our time of need. We know that it is your
will that none would suffer. Father we thank you for
the miraculous healing of little baby Charlotte. Lord
you said yourself in MATTHEW 18:19 That if two of you
shall agree on earth as touching any thing that they
shall ask, it shall be done for them of my Father
which is in heaven. So father today more than two
agree that you will heal your little baby Charlotte
with a profound miracle, and swiftly so, in Jesus
name. In all things not our will but the will of the
Father be done, that It may glorify The Lord AMEN.
Tell them to pray this and lay hands on her as
they do so. This prayer comes with power from on high.
do not disregard it. I urge everyone who reads this
not to take it lightly, and to pray it also and to
believe. }

By: Andrey

Andrey — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 15:15:48 +0000

Keep fighting little Charlotte! You will prove your haters wrong! God bless you and your parents

By: Shaun Harbord

Shaun Harbord — Tue, 19 Jun 2007 14:06:08 +0000

Law students at North Devon College wish you and Charlotte good luck. Keep fighting!!

By: Ross David Talbott

Ross David Talbott — Fri, 18 May 2007 15:02:37 +0000

Firstly I wish to send strength, hope and support to Charlotte and her family and praise for the resilience and determination you have shown during the most demanding of times.

As a law student and future barrister I feel that the way both Charlotte and her family have been treated by the courts is a disgrace. Put simply, WHY ARE THE COURTS INTERFERING!?

If loving parents wish for their child to be kept aline then who is a judge to order differently? Charlotte may never lead her life in the same way as other children, but that does not mean that her life is worth any less. Life is an invaluable gift and it is not for the court to decide that the prolonging of life is not worthwhile, especially when a parent as devoted and caring as Darren arues to the contrary.

I wish you and Charlotte all the best, please keep me updated with both yours and Charlotte’s progress. Your pictures prove that Charlotte is a beautiful little girl, to claim that her life should not be prolonged is anathema to any spciety that claims to value human life.

Best Wishes,

Ross xx

By: charlotte

charlotte — Sat, 10 Mar 2007 10:05:51 +0000

i really hope that your beautiful baby girl keeps going strong so my fingers are crossed and i am hoping that soon she won’t need ANY oxygen at all because she will be better all my hope and love xxx

By: justin jackson

justin jackson — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 11:06:15 +0000

sorry to hear about the way the hospital and other people have treated you and your daughter. but the LIFE of charlotte will never be forgotton as college students are now doing case studies in to how human rights and the rights of every individual have been affected by the case of your doughter.
i hope she dose well and brightens up the life she has.

always caring now and always.

By: Susan Sturch, Colorado

Susan Sturch, Colorado — Thu, 21 Dec 2006 06:41:20 +0000

Dear Wyatt Family,

As you already know, life is very precious.
My daughter’s fifth grade teacher was born
three months premature with complications,
back in 1967. She spent a long while in an
incubator in ICU (with loving care). Now she
is a beautiful, intelligent, very healthy, 39
year-old woman, who is an excellent teacher!
God bless you greatly, and praying you will ALL (mom & dad, too) be reunited as a family
once again! In Jesus’ glorious name!!! Amen!