A mother has taken to Facebook to narrate a scary experience she and her daughter survived.
The mum recounted how, two years ago, her daughter, who was still a toddler at the time, swallowed a 2-inches carpenter nail.
She shared how the incident, which could have been fatal, took a turn for the best, to the point that surgery was avoided.

She wrote: “2 years ago, my daughter swallowed a 2” inches carpenter nail when she was a year.
“The first image was exactly how the nail was seated inside her stomach, seeing this X-ray alone I almost gave up because it was so painful in the eyes.
“The first miracle God did for me was her ability to swallow the nail without it hooking in her throat, or getting stocked along her lungs.
“God just let this happen because I’m sure he wanted to show off and let people know about his wonder working powers to those who feels it doesn’t exist.

“The second miracle was when the doctor postponed the surgery to the next morning after we have prepared for the surgery and bought, paid for everything because the anesthesia team said they were not prepared as they didn’t have some things they mentioned, God just didn’t want them to tear my baby open because he was going to do in a miraculous way.
“The second image was the confirmation of the bigger miracle God was preparing, because how did the nail now turn head down, and no longer positioned in a dangerous way like in the first X-ray..

“God indeed a miraculous mercy God, he lets somethings to happen in lives just so he will prove himself for those who are in doubt and to make those who believe in him that he’s still their God.
“Today my Daughter is Healthy and hearty, basking in the Euphoria of God’s Glory, without any long scare on her.
“Same child who’s pregnancy didn’t reach 9months due to Placenta previa and she brought out through Emergency Cs after bleeding for almost 24hrs.
“She’s Called CHIZITELUM for a reason because no one can take away who God has SENT.
“Join me and celebrate my Daughter’s Victory.”

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