Isabelle’s condition qualifies her for things that tend to give me mixed feelings. She could qualify for Make-A-Wish, has qualified … Continue reading Day 27 of 30 Days of Gratitude: I am grateful for Early Intervention
Monday started out as a typical day in our house. After getting the girls ready, Chris brought them over to … Continue reading Day 26 of 30 Days of Gratitude: I am grateful I can be available for my family
Sometimes it’s hard to a Levin. Especially when other peoples’ choices make it hard for you to maintain relationships with … Continue reading Day 25 of 30 Days of Gratitude: I am grateful for the Levins
Faith is something I find hard to come by at times. It’s the reason why I chose “Faith” to be … Continue reading Day 24 of 30 Days of Gratitude: I am grateful for faith
I grew up in Plymouth. Went to school here, worked here, learned to drive here, and prayed here. I love … Continue reading Day 23 of 30 Days of gratitude: I am grateful I Live Where I Grew Up
We met Dr. Levine on March 6, 2012. We had just been told that our baby had a severe defect, … Continue reading Day 22 of 30 Days of Gratitude: I am grateful for Dr. Levine
From the first time I shook his hand I knew that this man was going to be our surgeon. The … Continue reading Day 21 of 30 Days of Gratitude: I am grateful, grateful, grateful for Dr. Emani and his incredible skill to give Isabelle a ‘perfect repair’.
There was no question after Isabelle’s first few weeks at the hospital that we were in the market for some … Continue reading Day 20 of 30 Days of Gratitude: I am Grateful to Dr. Lightdale
I remember taking psychological exams, stacking blocks, looking at patterns and being asked lots of questions. After the tests were … Continue reading Day 19 of 30 Days of Gratitude: I am grateful for the Cardio-Neurodevelopment Program at Children’s
I may have already mentioned this but it certainly is worth posting twice about- the support we have received from … Continue reading Day 18 of 30 Days of Gratitude: I am grateful for the support we receive from our friends and family
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