ix Weeks, a Thousand Prayers, and the Son We Brought HomeBennett entered the world without a cry.What was supposed to be one of the happiest days of Benjamin Broughton's life became the beginning of six terrifying weeks filled with machines, seizures, uncertainty, and prayers for one more day.Within hours of his birth, Bennett was rushed to a NICU. His parents followed, knowing little about what had happened to their son and even less about what the future would hold. Doctors called his condition grave. At one point, Benjamin was told that if he was a Christian, it was time to call his pastor because Bennett might not survive the night.So they prayed.Their family prayed.Churches prayed.Friends and strangers prayed.And morning came.Bennett was still there.Daddy's Here is Benjamin Broughton's deeply personal account of becoming a father in the middle of fear, learning to care for a medically complex child, and discovering how much faith can matter when there are no guarantees left.It is a story about the nurses who became teachers, the family members who refused to let them walk alone, a mother and father determined to bring their son home, and a little boy who kept fighting.Above all, it is a story of gratitude-to everyone who prayed, everyone who showed up, and to God for the extraordinary privilege of being Bennett's dad.Six weeks. A thousand prayers. One little boy worth fighting for.And through it all, one promise remained: Daddy's here.