SAT . 🚨 BREAKING: 8,000 Volts Couldn’t Stop Him — Two-Year-Old Wesson Is Going Home
Doctors feared the worst.
An estimated 8,000 volts of electricity surged through the tiny body of a two-year-old boy — a level powerful enough to end a life in seconds. During a brutal winter storm, after coming into contact with a downed power line in his own backyard, Wesson’s fight for survival began.
Against every odd, Wesson survived.
And today, the words his family once feared they might never hear are finally real:
Wesson is going home.
Just days ago, his parents were holding their breath in a hospital room, praying through one setback after another. Wesson had been revived by first responders, airlifted for emergency care, intubated, and later battled infections and fluid in his lungs. Doctors described his condition as touch-and-go.
Every hour felt uncertain. Every update carried fear.
But today, fear has given way to something else — joy. The kind that only comes after nearly losing everything.
While outpatient burn care still lies ahead, Wesson’s spirit is already racing forward. He’s talking about going hunting, riding his bike, and eating his favorite foods — simple dreams that now feel priceless.
His family asked that this update carry something just as important as the miracle itself: gratitude.
They want to thank:
- The first responders who rushed in without hesitation
- The flight crew who carried him to safety
- The trauma doctors and nurses who fought relentlessly for his life
- The neighbors who acted quickly
- And the countless prayer warriors who lifted Wesson’s name day and night
What once seemed impossible is now undeniable.
This is a miracle.
Wesson’s family shared a verse that feels especially fitting today:
“You are the God who performs miracles.” — Psalm 77:14
Help welcome home Warrior Wesson — a little boy who faced unimaginable danger and came back stronger than ever. 🤎
