
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Update on Thomas

Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Prayer Warriors Needed
Friends, 
His father, Stuart, is a childhood friend of my husband. Stuart and his wife Chris also have a 3 year old boy named Forest. You can go to his caringbridge site at www.caringbridge.org/visit/thomassummers to find out all the details and to follow Thomas' progress. There have only been about 10 surgeries of this magnitude for a child this small--- EVER. The Summers family lives in Birmingham and the surgery will take place at UAB. The surgery will be about 48 hours in total, and if he lives through the surgery, he could possibly live a normal life with the remaining half of his brain taking over the functions of the other.
To break your heart even further, let me give you some more background on this family.....
Seven years ago, Stuart's sister gave birth to a beautiful little boy. All was joyous until several hours later Christy began having some complications. 24 hours after the birth of her son, she was dead from toxic poisoning. (this happens VERY rarely). Fast forward to last week. Stuart's mother and father found out about Thomas' condition and started the drive from Huntsville to Birmingham to see the baby. Mrs. Dot began developing a bad headache and they turned around and went to the hospital. Her blood pressure had sky-rocketed, causing a stroke, and she was hospitalized until yesterday. Scott and I visited with her in the hospital and she seems to be better and in good spirits.
Needless to say, this family has been broken. This family needs a miracle. Please pray for one this Thursday.....
Monday, April 12, 2010
Thursday, April 8, 2010
How Big is Eli?
Beautiful Day
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Flashback- Winter 2010
1) tax season. For the love people... just extend....
2) basketball season.... 3 weeks and counting until I have my husband and my tv shows back...
3) Satan's virus... aka the stomach bug
4) RSV- 3 initials I hope to never see together again.... respiratory virus-- the kids were quarantined from other people for 7 days. I'll be happy to never see another episode of Yo Gabba Gabba in my life.
5) Moving my grandparents into a retirement home. This was a HUGE blessing and we love their new home!
In all the chaos and crumminess we had many "simply stapler" moments, and a few are captured below.