We have heard your request and we join you in prayer for this sister who is headed to the emergency room in great pain.
When suffering is sharp the soul can find no comfort, often not even in the Word itself, and we recollect how many have come out of the house of prayer feeling worse than when they entered, because pain has staggered them. Yet we take comfort in this, that God will hear the prayer of a staggering man, and the prayer that has not any sense in it because the one who prays is at his wit's end. By sense we mean not following the consecutiveness of an orderly petition, the prayer itself seeming to reel to and fro. The Lord does not hide His ear from a breathing, and a breathing is a prayer.
Your feeble cry has a melodious voice in the ear of our Heavenly Father. What cares He for the grammar of the prayer, it is the soul of it that He wants. A true prayer from one who is near unto the gates of death is a prevailing prayer, and He has heard your voice even as it is written, Thou hast heard my voice.
We are bidden to comfort ye, comfort ye my people, saith your God, and our errand now is to seek after the cast down ones and comfort them. So we pray that the Lord Jesus Christ Himself, who is the very essence of the believer's consolation, will draw near to her in that emergency room, will give skill and wisdom to those who care for her, will ease her pain and, if it be His will, raise her up again to praise Him.
There is abundance of healing power in Jesus Christ and His salvation. The leaves of the tree are for the healing of the nations, and the least thing about Christ is healing. The leaves, the little things as it were about Christ, are full of healing virtue to the sick at heart who look up to Him and dare to partake. May the Good Physician lay His hand upon her and let her know that comfort which comes not by a distinct act alone but as He quickens the soul, for His Word quickeneth us and so we obtain comfort.
We spread this case before the Most High and plead with Him with all the arguments we can muster, as Jacob did, in humility of spirit, trusting not in our own wisdom but in His mercy.
Father, in the name of Jesus Christ our only Saviour, hear the breathing of this sister, have mercy upon her in her great pain, grant relief, grant healing according to Thy perfect will, and let her and those who love her see Thy goodness and give thanks unto Thee. Only they who have been healed can tell of the Good Physician's healing power, and we ask that she may yet have cause to praise Thee for deliverance. In Jesus Name, Amen.