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The past three months have been the absolute worst months of my mom�s life. Her life turned upside down in February of this year when I (her twenty-seven year old daughter) went to Florida for a school conference. On the second day, I awoke to find myself very ill and my eyesight severely distorted. My friends rushed me to the emergency room and then called my mom back in Illinois, who immediately jumped on a plane. I ended up spending ten days in the hospital, during which my mom never left my side. As I was too ill to take care of myself, she had to feed me, comb my hair, and essentially take care of me twenty-four hours a day. My mom was there to hold my hand when I was finally diagnosed with a rare condition that has affected only a few people in the country�essentially, a virus had permanently destroyed pieces of my vision. My mom has experienced more stress in the past months than I can describe, yet she stillmanaged to be strong for me during this difficult time. I�d love to win a wallhog for her for Mother�s Day!
May 1 - Theresa Miller said:
Being a 50 year old Mom now has me wishing I knew what I know now to raise my children better in the past. We�ve three children 15, 19, 20 year old. They really aren�t children to some but I guess they�ll always be my babies. Life hasn�t been easy raising them and my body changes tells the story of the stresses I experienced. But nothing prepared me for the stresses of having teenagers. There�s a saying, �Little children, little problem, big children, big problems.� Well, they weren�t even close calling that one. It�s more like hair falling out problems when they get older. But I�ve stop pretty much worrying about something bad going to happen to them. I daily put my children�s fate in the Lord�s hands and remember He�s the one that gave us them in the first place. So believing that and knowing He knows how much I love my children whatever God chooses for them I�ll try to believe He knows best. My Mom always tells me to have faith and she raised my six brothers and me. She�s definitely my sister I never had and the perfect Mom for me. Happy Mother�s Day Mom!
Mar 10 - Rebecca Wright said:
Hi folks,
we are very excited about making our little girl the bike from your plans. I am just printing them off and wantig to check what scale they should be. When I print them at 100% on A4 they come out with a wheel 11.5" in diameter is this correct. In your commentary you talk about a 10" wheel?
thanks for your help-and the plans!
Bec
Sep 12 - bobby said:
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Jul 23 - Goji berry Lover said:
Goji berries really has a lot of health benefits. This fruit is not only known to contain substances that enhance the immune system but it also helps provide extra energy for the body. It really is an amazing fruit that is why I am fond of it.
Dec 12 - vsatt said:
Santa NEVER wraps presents... he doesn't have time, not to mention how unfortunate it would be if he just happened to use the same giftwrap as mom & dad. They are ALWAYS set out and ready to go. Some small things can be left in their UNWRAPPED boxes so they stand out and don't get lost in the shuffle, but the biggies should always be assembled, batteries loaded, ready to go!
The added bonus is mom & dad get to "test" them beforehand to make sure they work right :)
Dec 12 - Courtney said:
LEGOs!!! That is so exciting and so cool that his inheritance is in LEGOs :)
Dec 12 - Deb said:
yeah, I've had kids longer than you....after 2 or 3 years of that mistake, it usually starts to kick in!
Thx for the shout out
Dec 12 - fuller's mom said:
I hate those twisty tie things. I hope we have fewer of those since we asked for a lot of books for Fuller.
Dec 12 - bobw said:
true! and to that I would add: consider unboxing and/or assembling things beforehand. the mad rush to free incarcerated toys from their bonds can get a little crazy when toddlers are NEEDing to get a hold of the toy NOW.
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