We Have Come A Long Way

  When we were in Michigan last week, it brought back a lot memories of when Noah was diagnosed with Trisomy 8. 

                          

                            

Noah was 15 months old. We were told to that we would be better off just putting him in a home and walking away.  How could someone do that to thier child?

                  

We walked out of that office that day and never looked back. We set out to prove that doctor wrong. Noah is a beautiful child of God that deserves to be loved unconditionally. He has a such beautiful soul and has so much potential. 

                            

                          

                  He is the bravest little boy I know. He gives me so much strength. 

                            

                            

                       He always finds a way to smile and has the most beautiful eyes. 

                              

The drive home last Friday was a lot different then the day he was diagnosed. The day he was diagnosed with Trisomy 8 we were in such shock and spoke not a word to each other all the way home. It was quiet, lonely ride home.  When drove home last Friday we talked about the future and the potential for Noah to hear a lot better then he does now. We have come along way in the last 15 yrs. It can only get better from here.

On The Road Again

    Today I spent most of my day focusing on Jesus and what he has done for me. Morgan, Emily and I went to see Heaven Is For Real. What a great movie. I loved the book and the movie was just as good. It definitely makes you think about where you are in your relationship with Jesus. All three of us were in tears several times through the movie. Emily and I then went to see the Easter pageant at the First Church of God called Were You There? What a moving experience.

     Tomorrow we travel to University Hospital in Michigan to have a consultation with a doctor that will perform a hearing test on Noah on Friday. They will put Noah to sleep and see if Noah's brain processes sound. If it responds well we will proceed with cochlear implants surgery. If you can say a few prayers Noah and us, it would be greatly appreciated. Leaving him for new procedure never gets any easier. We should fine out the results right after they are done.  Pray for a good outcome.

      On Sunday Noah and I on the road again. We are traveling to Montreal Canada for our next ABR training. Looking forward to a learning from the creator of ABR Leonid Blum. It's always a very informative intense experience. Pray for safe  travels. 

                               

Happy 25th Anniversary

                    

I would like to wish my husband, Happy 25th Anniversary.

We've had our ups and downs but I'm so happy we are celebrating another year together.

I love you, Scott.