DLRich

I know Judd. We were on the baseball team together. Don't worry, I'm not the type to pick on people... People like him, anyway. ;-)

it was the best part of the year for me, after toiling in New Orleans, it was good to go to BRR and be among those who were zealous about serving the Lord.

BRR was a blessing!

I was touched and encouraged by you website and Korrie's story. Our daughter was born with esophageal atresia (no esophagus) Leukemia (in remission) and downs syndrome. We were also high pressured to consider termination and my wife was even told they could do it in such a way that she could just tell me it was a miscarriage. Little Reagan is 3 years old now and all the heartache and financial and emotional strain has been more than compensated with seeing our family pull together and develop such a deep love for this precious child.
Your daughter is beautiful, thank you for sharing your story. Rodney and family

Thanks for your greenie comment. It means a lot to me right now. =o)

doing fairly well, very tired and ready to have this baby

Ed Hamby, yeah, that was it. Small world indeed. Your home church sure was a warm and inviting place, which can't be said of all the churches we've went to while on vacation.


God Bless

I appreciate it so much. I need prayer every day, just to make it through. I have to stay as close to Him now as ever bcz it's not over yet. And I don't know if it ever will be.

I posted an update under Hello, friends thread. At my ob visit the doc said he was concerned about valvular malformations and said what might be capable of sustaining Dinah's life in the womb might not be able to once she is born. So I am a having ups and downs with all of this. The hope is that he is very wrong on what he thought he saw on the ultra sound. We go monday to get this checked out better.

Thank you! I did have a great day. We get to bring my DH home tomorrow or Tuesday. Praise the Lord!

I hope you had a great day as well.