Today is tomorrow...

Crazy...

Several weeks ago, just after we returned from the hospital,

we were contacted by NBC's morning show, Today.

They had been following Bronson's story and asked if they could interview us live on their show.

Of course, we declined.

We needed to be home with our boys, who had been well cared for by Alli

and spoiled by family and friends in our absence,

but WE worried about them, after all they had been through.

And knew we needed to reconnect and spend time as a family.

So NBC clarified that the offer was for all of us... the whole gang. Even Alli.

We were shocked...

They explained all the reasons that Bronson's strory appealed to them.

It was well-documented through my blog.

It had been well-photographed and we had taken video as it unfolded.

And most of all, it was miraculous.

And GOOD news to tell.

We were slightly more intrigued...

But they wanted us right away.

We said sorry, but we needed some down time.

They offered to wait until after the Olympics.

We considered...

But with everything going on, I wasn't sure that it wasn't just another distration from our focus.

Our family.

We declined again.

SO they sent us a piece they aired several years ago.

Another miracle.

About a boy from Texas who had been killed in and ATV accident.

His death announced in the local paper.

The family had bid their final farewells

and prepared to honor his wishes as an organ donor.

Helicopters were waiting on the roof.

Recipients standing by.

And yet his Grandma prayed on for a miracle.

Long story short, they interviewed him on NBC a few months later.

Amazing.

We were touched as we watched his parents.

Incredible and faithful people, telling the story of their miracle.

We were reminded of a scripture that has become particularly meaningful to us lately.

Mosiah 8:18-

We know that Bronson's miracle was not just given to him.

Not even just to us.

We believe it was given for the benefit of mankind.

To show forth the all-powerful hand of God.

To remind us that our loving Father in Heaven has a plan for us and for our families.

That He hears and answers our prayers.

That He intervenes with the course of nature, when necessary, to accomplish His will.

That we were blessed enough to witness one of these occurances.

First hand.

We could not be more grateful.

We are humbled to the core and still in shock of His grace and His mercy.

That this happened for us, and not for so many others with similar stories.

So many who prayed just as faithfully...

So many who were also hopeful for their own miracle.

Maybe even more worthy.

So many who accepted the will of God,

even when it was not what they would have chosen.

And yet, somehow, for some reason,

we recieved more than we could have possibly dreamed.

We recieved Bronson.

Here. Now. Complete. Whole. Himself. Seemingly unaffected.

And with that comes a responsibility.

One that feels too big, and yet we eagerly embrace.

Knowing we have room to grow.

We promise to do our best to give back.

To raise awareness.

To help others to learn vicariously through my mistake.

Help them to reevaluate and to prioritize.

And most importantly, we commit to bear testimony and stand as witnesses of God.

At all times, and in all things and in all places.

Even moreso than ever before.

Even if that means being on camera in front of a national audience.

Matt is excited for the missionary opportunity.

I just hope I don't trip...

Or ramble. Oh, how I hope I don't ramble...

And please pray that little B behaves himself!

He is such a wild man!

I just have one word about this...

Live.

Natonal TV will get him in whatever mood he is in!

Let's hope he sleeps well tonight!

Here are a few shots from the in home interview they shot a few days ago.

A few minutes of it will air on NBC's morning show, Today, tomorrow morning, March 12.

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Aye aye aye...

How on earth did we get here?

New York City... NBC... Here we are...

Be gentle with us.