Life has been so crazy lately! Between babies and weddings
and Chandlor I have stayed busy! This Friday Chandlor had an appointment with a
general surgeon at ACH. He has been battling a pressure sore or a contusion
(we’re not sure which one) for a year now. He referred Chandlor to a plastic
surgeon. We are hoping and praying that she has the answer. A year is a long
time to have a sore, but it isn’t uncommon for people with Spina Bifida to
battle these things for years. She is the same plastic surgeon who closed the
opening on his back when he was born and it has healed beautifully, so we have
a lot of confidence in her.
We had lunch at Apple Bees. Gramme decided to come with us so she could see Lyndsey and the babies.
Chandlor’s appointment gave us a great excuse to go see my
cousin Lyndsey and her babies. They were born earlier this month at 30 weeks,
but are both doing so great considering! They will have to stay in the hospital
for a while to gain weight and be monitored. Lyndsey has been so strong for
them; she is already such a great mom! They are lucky to have her.
Adalynn is on top and Ryder is on bottom. They both looked so different compared to last time!
I’m going to rewind a little bit…Paige got married last
weekend! She is the last one of us girls to get hitched. Paige was stunning. It
was the perfect country wedding! She asked Amanda Kimbriel and I to be her
maids of honor. So thankful she asked me to be a part of her special day! It
was beautiful and perfect. I can’t believe that we are all growing up, getting
married, and having babies. It seems like just yesterday we were trying out for
cheerleading!
Photo by BackRoad Photography, Amanda Shephard.
On another note....I have to brag on my corn chowder soup that I made this
morning…it was really yummy! I also made a pumpkin roll…it was just okay…I
won’t be sharing a picture of it ;)
I am going to try and blog more often. I feel like life
happens…a lot…and it keeps me from writing important memories down. I’m going
to try and stop with the excuses ;)
