You never know what life will throw at you! In 2004, my stable life with two healthy daughters was rocked to the core when I gave birth to William, a little boy with complex needs. Life was never the same again. We've come through living in hospitals, a small bowel transplant and coming to terms with Asperger's Syndrome and I'm finding life all the richer for it.
Monday, February 09, 2009
The exclamation marks below should be question marks
Two more sleeps???? William's stoma is pouring a bit since the feed was changed. Please, please stop!!! If it gets close to that litre we will NOT be going home in 2 more sleeps.
Im keeping everything crossed the ?'s will be turned into !'s tomorrow
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry to hear that Sarah. I've got my fingers crossed for you.
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Moll x x
I think the ??s are already turning into !!s but in the wrong direction. xx
ReplyDeleteKeeping everything crossed.
ReplyDeleteLove Emma x
Keeping everything crossed and wishing and hoping for the best. Love, Becky xxx
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