Wordless Wednesday

Mmmmmm spaghetti!!!!

Wordless Wednesday

Never Can Start Too Early ;)

Camden Grace busy learning the finer points of texting.

Wordless Wednesday - RSV saga continues :(

Uggghhhhh you RSV :(

Well unfortunately little Camden has been back in the hospital since Friday. Whenever she's taken off IVs, she stops eating and gets dehydrated. In addition, her breathing is more labored and her oxygen rates are fluctuating.

Looks like we'll have a few more days in the hospital thanks to the darn RSV virus :( Will post more pics later this week--hopefully--once everything calms down. Thanks for you thoughts and prayers...please keep them coming.

Wordless Wednesday (Well Almost)

Our little Camden Grace spent the past 2 days in Akron Children's Hospital due to RSV :( Finally came home last night about 8:30pm and we're hoping she'll be back to her usual loving, nosey self in a few short days.

Wordless Wednesday

Wordless Wednesday

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Wordless Wednesday

Today's Thought

I was just reading a few things over my lunch break and came across this quote and I loved it:

"I can’t change that I have Down syndrome, but one thing I would change is how people think of me. I’d tell them: Judge me as a whole person, not just the person you see. Treat me with respect, and accept me for who I am. Most important, just be my friend.

After all, I would do the same for you."
- Melissa Riggio

Happy 2010!!!!

So it's a brand new year. One filled with lots of hope, promise, and resolutions. I happily welcome 2010, as 2009 was quite a challenging year. I'm not going to bore with all the 'challenging' details, but if I try to extract a positive or two from this past year, one thing I know for sure, it has made me a much stronger person.

Facing the challenges with learning about Camden and her extra chromosome, my Dad's disease, and the problems my brother was going through really made for an eventful year. But I am happy that the big guy upstairs felt confident that I could handle all of these challenges and more. He knew/knows that I needed to strengthen aspects of my life and he gave me opportunities to do so. And even though at points it felt like more than I could handle, He knew exactly how much strength and courage I have and made sure not to give me more than I could handle.

I do hope that 2010 is a little less hectic than 2009--not from the standpoint of not wanting/needing more challenges, but merely so that I can enjoy more time with my family. So here's to 2010, a year that will be filled with love, happiness and growth--in so many different ways.