Comments about ‘Paul Cardall recovery a 'miracle'’

What a special blessing to the whole Cardall family. It has been many rough years but Heavenly Father has had his hand in this. This last year sure has had many challenges for your family and it is great that good things are here. How wonderful that someone gave the gift of life also.

Paul you were my EFY couselor 12 years ago. You were the best. Thanks for your inspiration.

This has been a year to endure in so many ways for the Cardall family. Our family is grateful that you are finding joy and peace.
May God continue to bless you and those you love.

I am so grateful to read this story. What a gift of life. Inspiring - and I wish the very best for the Cardall family.

So glad that he is on the mend--may it continue, to a long and normal life.

I hope this will also assuage the pain of the donor's family, to know their child, their sibling or spouse, has rescued another person, even in the face of their own death.

Many blessings on the Cardall family and the medical professions who gave him an extended live. What a wonderful story and thank you for sharing with readers.

Cousin Paul,
What thrilling news this is! What a fabulous outcome! What an incredible age we live in! Your story has meant so much to us and our family on a very personal level. It has been Dj vu because of our common family health history; we now have seen three such miracles following open heart surgery for congenital heart defects. At the next family reunion we will all have to show off our "Tree of Life". What miracles God hath wrought! God Bless and Keep You - the Best is Yet to Be! Cousin Bob and Cousin Jim.

I lost a daughter who donated to 5 different people. I hope your donor's family will be comforted by reading your inspiring story.

Your story is very touching and to look at your family picture I see your faith in your faces the master healer
has watched over you I am sure through this overwhelming journey, We need more stories like yours that give us hope and warm the soul eden got her daddy back and she has probably had the greatest faith of all. our prayers are with you and your family,

Ever since reading the article a few months ago about this lovely young man it has been constantly on mind. I am so happy to hear the joyous news of his successful transplant. May God continue to bless you and your family.

The DesNews has done a fantastic job covering this inspiring story. I kept waiting for Lee Benson to take it to a new level. He has amazing insight.

I have met Paul once in my life. It was at the studio when his album works and mine were going parallel. I was surprised to see Paul humility. He may be one of those rare LDS musicians or people who have come forward to embrace other Christians in Utah. Steel Croswhite and Paul have done some amazing works together. We are praying for your family Paul.

- Varghese

The last article I saw was showing Paul in a pretty weak state. I had no idea that he was having a transplant, but I feel so happy and tender to know of this blessing for him. Good luck and God bless you in your recovery.

How wonderful to read such uplifting news. Thank you DN for covering this story. My best to the Cardall family and the donor family.

What a miracle. I had seen the article where he was so sick and waiting for a transplant and now it has happened. And he is alive and well to talk about it. That's wonderful.

Hope you recover soon, I met you when you played the piano on 9/11. Your music inspires me. I have several cds of yours. Thanks paul for your music, you have a great heart!

It's funny, Heavenly Father puts a bad heart in you, then you thank him for keeping you alive...how does it possibly make sense?

Our prayers have been answered in your behalf! We are so happy for you and your family! Carry on! Carry on! Carry on!

How amazing. For all the bad press that medicine is getting from the "entitlement" crew, it is nice to live in the era where amazing medicine/surgery is blessing the life of so many. Here's to a complete recovery and hopefully a decent quality of life for some time to come.

I am so happy for you! My husband had a lung transplant 20 months ago. I can relate to your struggle to breathe & get around. How nice it is to have a wonderful family to live for. I'm happy to hear of your miracle & wish you the best as you adjust to medicines & recooperate from the transplant. I am thankful for organ donors & the joy they can bring to others. Good luck.