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Update 7/15:

Gabriel "Gabe" Eisner and Family photo
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Gabriel "Gabe" Eisner and Family
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We moved to Shepherd Center today and it was harder than any of us imagined it would be. After being at CHOA (brand new campus less than 2 years old) everything here feels dark and dreary. Please don’t get me wrong, we are so thankful to be here. But today was hard. 
Reality started to set in for Gabe and all 3 of us were just broken tonight. 
We reminded him this will be a long journey and we have to just take 1 day at a time. Anything else is too overwhelming. We reminded him that tomorrow is a new day and the fight begins. 

Psalm 147:3 – "He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds."

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Carol McCurdy about 2 months ago

Many thoughts and fervent prayers for your family.

Teresabennettgator about 2 months ago

Praying every day and our hearts hurt for you all too

Delores Carter about 2 months ago

Trust in HaShem every step of the way! Continuing to pray for you all as a family. Thank you for the update with us.

Carol Griffin about 2 months ago

Praying hard for the family and Gabe!! We love you.

Pastorandycook about 2 months ago

We are following you in this journey. Thank you for sharing your heart. Praying that God will shine His light into your lives, and that His light will shine through you to others.

Debbie Atkins about 2 months ago

We love you and are continuing to pray for miracles every day!

Vicki Renfroe about 2 months ago

I pray he keeps his spirits up and let God work with him. He is a very precious young man and has a great testimony for everyone to see and God will make sure they see it. I’m praying for y’all today love y’all. I hope you have a great day.

Marsha Lineberger about 2 months ago

Bless your hearts 🙏🙏🙏 one day at a time sweet Jesus . You can do this Gabe , you have so many people praying for you & the family .. God is still in control 🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏

Vickibush56 about 2 months ago

Continued prayers for Gabe and for the family! He is in a great facility that can help him! Our neighbors son was in a terrible accident years ago and they helped him to walk again! Yes it is going to be a long journey but just take it day by day! ❤️🙏

Laura Whitney about 2 months ago

You guys were in my thoughts and prayers last night and I prayed for Gabe that he would never be able to experience/feel the limitations placed on him. You guys are not alone and will consistently be in my thoughts and prayers.

Ailee Davis about 2 months ago

He’s one of the strongest people I know. He’s got this! Praying so hard for him and the rest of the fam 💗

Sharion Arrington about 2 months ago

Continued thoughts and prayers not only for Gabe, but your entire family.

Suwannee0824 about 2 months ago

Continued prayers for all of you. Our Lord is merciful, powerful and love, He will carry you all through this journey.

Penny Talton about 2 months ago

Prayers for a much better day with renewed hope & faith. One day at a time, one hour at a time. Progress will come! Prayers for you all ❤️

Leslie Head about 2 months ago

Following updates on Gabe. Praying for you all. My heart aches for you. Trusting in the Lord for strength and peace as the healing journey begins. Your family is in my thoughts.

Maria Turner about 2 months ago

🙏🏻🙏🏻stay strong Gabe prayers for you, Katie and Jonathan during this difficult time as well. God bless.

Jan Howard about 2 months ago

Praying God will shine the ight for Gabe and yall to brighten your day!😇

Garlena Jones about 2 months ago

May HaShem provide extra strength for Gabriel and relief to all for the immense grief you are encountering. May the staff be lead to help in exactly all the ways needed. Also hoping his friends will continue to visit and provide encouragement during this journey.

Lee Griffin about 2 months ago

Gabe, as you begin rehab, remember that every effort matters and every small victory is a step forward. Some days may be harder than others, but keep showing up, working hard, and believing in yourself. Do not let a difficult day convince you that progress is not happening. You are stronger than you realize, and you have so many people praying for you and cheering you on. Take it one day and one goal at a time. Trust God, trust the process, and never give up. You’ve got this, Gabe!

Todd Rogers about 2 months ago

Thank you so much for the updates Katie. The Prayer Force in here with you all appreciates them. My only thought about the long road is I’ve heard a couple of Christian songs recently on the radio that talk about the value of the long road...in the long run. We trust that for you all. But God willing it can be shorter than you’re thinking it might be now. Shabbat shalom

Pat Petronio about 2 months ago

There is no other name under heaven that we can trust. No other place we can turn when overwhelmed and broken and stretched to the limits of ourselves. HaShem alone. The ever present One and faithful One no matter what. Thank you for the updates and your authenticity. We are praying and loving you all from afar.

Debbie Atkins about 2 months ago

Thinking of you today. We love you! ❤️

Babette Levy about 2 months ago

Gabe, just after I turned 16 I became paralyzed from the waist down and found myself sitting in a wheelchair being told by doctors that I would spend the rest of my life there IF I didn’t die on the operating table. The odds were 60% that I’d die on the table. I remember thinking, “I just don’t believe a good God wants a 16 year old to spend the rest of her life in a wheelchair.” So I decided to do whatever it took to “walk again; dance again; and play baseball again.” Surviving the operation, I spent months in the hospital learning how to walk again. I had to be bulldog determined, because the therapists didn’t believe I’d ever walk again—and didn’t hesitate to tell me so. Cutting to the end of the story, I’m now 66 and have spent the last 50 years walking, dancing, raising a family, and even played softball along the way. All Glory to God!! Listen, Isaiah 41:13 says, “For I, Adonai, your God say to you, as I hold your right hand, FEAR NOT; I WILL HELP YOU.” You are not alone. He will walk with you in this journey to recovery, but you have a huge part to play. It will probably involve time, sweat, pain, and occasional discouragement….but just as David often did, encourage yourself in God; His goodness, His love, and remember the plan He wrote for your life. This season will forever mark your life in strength, endurance, and faith. My husband and I will stand with you in prayer.