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One Year...Where's The Time Gone?
Parker and Mommy
Parker at 2 days old
Tyler and Daddy
Tyler at 24 days old
About Me
- John and Heather
- We live each day with a sense of hope, happiness, and determination. We take one step at a time, day by day, knowing that we will one day wake up and find ourselve with two grown sons! We savor their existence and try so hard to not take ANY time for granted. After a five year struggle leading up to the birth of our darling little ones, we are so grateful for the family we've been given. This blog has become our family journal that inspires and comforts us daily. Thank you for sharing in this journey with us!
2 comments:
Eight Weeks of a totally abnormal, stress-filled life with emotions riding the scariest roller coaster anywhere and a schedule that is not a real life. Living each day waiting for the real life. No one can know what it is like for you except those who have walked in your shoes. Bless your fragile hearts. Every day that you carry anxiety with you, it follows you to the hospital. May I make a suggestion for mommy and daddy? I have seen this work in the past. Buy out some time. Find a place close by in Sacramento where there is a peaceful scene...American River, Lake Natomas or some favorite place of yours. Walk together there, sit together for a while. Hold hands. Observe and absorb that energy and take that to the hospital with you. I know you pray - we all pray for your sweet family. Still, find a place to absorb some of God's creation and the love and energy in it and carry that...wear that to the hospital. Share it with your precious sons. Everyone will feel it when you walk in the room. Your sons will too. They will feel it when they see you and feel your touch. We know they feel your love. Let your sons feel your peaceful confidence and your joyful expectation. Yes, another suggestion that comes without really knowing your whole life circumstance but it is some thoughts I have been thinking lately.
I have followed the blog from the beginning and I continue with the hundreds of others who pray and send loving, positive thoughts your way every day. Karla
Poor Guy....Can't say I would like to have one of those contraptions on. I always wonder (and Glen is in the medical field developing respirtory devices)who comes up with some of these god awful medical device designs...whether they are young or old, some of the devices out there are like medival torture machines...enough said!
The pictures say so much....both boys are getting stronger daily. As parents you have given them the love no one else can...and they grow stronger in that love. No medical device can give them that strength!
Hang In there...it's a tough road but you are not alone...we all are keeping you and the boys in our thoughts and prayers!
Denise Thomson
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