Hello again and moving on...
In an attempt to revamp and start over I am moving here...
Our family is going through so many exciting changes right now! We hope you enjoy keeping up!
Our friends, Scott and Miki Parker, who live 4 houses down from us are going through one horrible nightmare. Their 7 year old daughter Carly has a tumor behind her nasal cavity. They discovered this, this past Wednesday right before Thanksgiving and have been in Birmingham since Wednesday night. Yesterday she went into surgery for a biopsy and placement of a chemo access port. After many, many scans and tests they have determined that it has NOT spread to any other part of her body. That is a huge blessing!! As soon as a final "perminent stage" has been determined they will start intensive treatment with radiation and chemotherapy. Please pray, pray, pray, and check out her website by clicking on her name at the top of this entry.
Kimberly's new job requires her to make several trips to Montgomery. Lucky for me she has decided to bring Henry along to keep me company! I usually just have to watch him race through his first year of milestones from Kodakgallery.com with far to few trips to Florence in between. Having him all to myself for the past two days has been such a treat!
Henry's visit |
After all weekend of begging to ride the bus I gave in to riding it home.
Who knew this day would sneak up on us so fast. She has been so excited about it for months. I went in to wake her up this morning and she was already dressed!! Wes's office pushed back his appointments and Dr Freeman even rounded for him early this morning so he could go with us! For the past few weeks we have been making sure we had everything checked off: outfit picked out, backpack (thanks Carrie for telling us where to find the perfect size), school t-shirt and supply pack bought, and lunches paid for. Tuesday night we met her teacher, Ms Herndon. She seems really sweet and has been teaching since the early 80s. She took each childs picture and put it on a board for the kids to see. She even helped the kids introduce themselves as most everyone was just standing around staring at each other.
How fast time can fly! Even though most of August 4th 2001 is a blur, ( I don't even remember the song I walked down the isle to) I do remember it being the happiest day of my life! I think back now and can't believe all the things we've been through in just that short time. Peyton was born. Wes went through and finished med school and residency. We have moved 5 times in 3 different cities. We bought our first house and Wes got his first real job. And who knows what's next. Hopefully now we stay put for a while and enjoy raising Peyton in Auburn.
And oh how much fun....