A 6-year-old girl named Lucy Morgan died after she was accidentally hit in the head with a badminton racket.
She was on a vacation with her family when the tragic incident occurred.
According to her father, Jesse, their first week together was the best of their lives.
However, on May 30, their lives changed after they had lunch.
While the family was playing a game of badminton in their backyard, Jesse noticed that their son was very concerned.
He and his wife immediately went outside to investigate what had happened. According to Jesse, the incident was terrifying.
The girl was hit in the head by the shaft of the racket that was being used by her younger brother.
According to Jesse, an unfortunate accident resulted when a sharp piece of metal broke off from the racket and hit Lucy while she was on the sideline.
Jesse said that Lucy was still breathing when he held her. However, she was unresponsive when he held her.
He then looked at the photos of his daughter. He said that his wife commented on how her beauty was haunting.
He also looked at the photos of Lucy and described her as a beautiful little girl. He said that she was the main cuddler of their six-year-old family.
He also praised her for her hard work and playing soccer. He said she would often come up with a bedhead and request to sit with him for a long time.
Before the accident, the family posted photos of Lucy and her siblings, who were all enjoying a variety of activities, such as fishing and kayaking.
The family is still holding on to the hope that Lucy believes in Jesus’ resurrection and death. Jesse also stated that Lucy asked Bethany how to be saved recently.
Although Bethany had offered to pray with her, Lucy decided to do it on her own.
She went to her room, where she asked God to forgive her and believe that Jesus had died and was resurrected.
After finding Lucy’s prayer journal, which contained a message from her, Jesse and Bethany were able to comfort themselves.
The contents of Lucy’s journal, which included a Bible story and a picture of her heart, made Jesse very happy.
He said that it was a gift from God that he could find in her.
