Wesley Huff Shares Encouraging Update After 3-Year-Old Daughter's Hospitalization: 'Home Now Resting'

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Christian apologist Wesley Huff shared that he is now resting at home after his daughter was discharged from the hospital, following his request for prayers for his 3-year-old daughter, who was hospitalized after a seizure earlier this week.

“Thank you for praying everyone. Discharged from the hospital and home now resting,” Huff shared on social media Thursday morning. 

Huff, the vice president of Apologetics Canada, publicly announced on Tuesday that his daughter "had a very scary seizure" earlier that morning and "she later had another episode” after she was taken to the hospital. 

"She is stable now, we have been admitted and I am staying the night with her here. Thanks be to God she is still with us. Prayers appreciated," Huff concluded.

In a post on X/Twitter early Wednesday morning, Huff noted that his daughter “has seizures in the evening/early mornings,” but she is “safe” despite him being “spent” from “very long  largely sleepless night.”

This isn't the first time Huff has talked about and mentioned his daughter's medical issues. 

In a video post on Instagram from Aug. 27, 2025, Huff shared that he and his wife found their daughter in a "pretty serious medical emergency" in March 2025.

"We legitimately didn't know whether we were going to see her come out of the hospital alive," he said in an Instagram video at the time. "We spent some time in the highest-level pediatric ICU in the province. It was genuinely really, really scary. I thank God she came out of that, and came home and was seemingly otherwise healthy."

Much like it would have been for every parent in that situation, Huff added: "It was really intense."

The most recent medical scare and hospitalization of Huff's daughter comes as he was recently accused of plagiarism from work he did as a seminary student in 2016, according to The Roys Report.

Following the accusations, Huff posted a video on YouTube responding to what he called "bad" academic work.

"If you want to cancel Wes Huff from 2016, or maybe even 2017 and 2018, I do too," he said. "I was not a good writer. I was not a not a good academic. I was just trying to find my legs as where I fit in in the whole world of scholarship. Let me be totally upfront and take responsibility for that. For what I think is bad."

Milton Quintanilla is a freelance writer and content creator. He is a contributing writer for CrosswalkHeadlines and the host of the For Your Soul Podcast, a podcast devoted to sound doctrine and biblical truth. He holds a Masters of Divinity from Alliance Theological Seminary.