Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Chick Lit. to Brain Injury Books

Wow, how the winds have changed!

11 comments:

  1. Hopefully you will be back to reading chicken little very soon. I am a fellow adoptive Guat parent also and came acrossed your blog. Our daughters are two months apart. I check your blog several times a day to see Aviana's progress. How is she doing today?

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  2. Hi Family,just wanted you guys to know that we are thinking of you.Tell Avi Auntie Cortney says Hello and I love her.I love you both also....

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  3. A facebook friend asked her facebook friends to pray for your little girl, and I immediately fell in love with your family and especially your little girl. May God bless you and may she come out of this the little girl you have known her to be. Thank you for sharing her progress. Everyday I check your blog several times for her progress...you and your family seems so amazingly wonderful. I have faith that everything will be okay, unfortunately sometimes the bumps in the road dont seem like it will. But with a lot of faith and prayers, please trust it will be.

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  4. Wow the last few days have been quite tremendous for you guys! I wish I could wiggle my nose or snap my fingers and it would all be over and Aviana would be home with you guys sleeping peacefully in her bed. Our thoughts and prayers are with you Dave and Jen we love you all 3 and continue to hope for the best!

    Loving thoughts,
    Becci & Angela

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  5. I pray for you all everyday and I have grown so attached to your story. Sendiong you all the love I can !

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  6. Continuing to pray for you guys as well as asking other to do so as well! Praying things are going well!! please update us when you can!! HUGS!

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  7. The more you understand, the more the fear starts to fade away. Little by little that knowledge can help you to feel more confident about the medical care and decisions. I highly recommend reading about and watching the documentary on Bob Woodruff, the reporter that suffered a traumatic brain injury while imbedded in Iraq. His recovery has been nothing short of miraculous. It was an inspiration to me when I watching it awhile back. He had trouble with words, so his kids would sit on his hospital bed with flash cards and quiz him. He still has some difficulty, but has made a remarkable recovery...so much so that you wouldn't realize it now unless you knew the back story. I can get my hands on the documentary if you'd like, just send an email.

    I've dealth with my own health problems for a long time, tried to adopt another child for a couple years, and now we're looking for a new agency. I've found several innovative doctors to help with my care. If you need help, are frustrated, or just want to get some coffee I'm here for you. (and so is the rest of my family!) We love you all and pray several times a day for all of you.

    Btw, I was supposed to pass on a message from Emma. Peanut butter chocolate face. She said you'd know what it meant. They say the goofiest things. :) She's waiting patiently until Avi is out of the PICU and in a regular ward so that she can see her. She wants to give her a hug and kiss.

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  8. I cried tears of joy this morning when I read that she was being transfered out of PICU. All of the prayers must be working.

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