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- Mike's here!
- Please pray!
- People in my life!
- The Longest Day!
- Relay pictures
- Ronald McDonald House run/walk
- Waiting
- Quick update
- Beautiful day in Iowa
- Abe's 4th casting
- Our day today
- What a peace!
- Abe made the Iowa newspaper
- Let it rain!
- Thankful for the sunset
- Depending on Him!
- Our little Disney fan!
- Abe & George
- More pictures
- Our Little Hawkeye
- Cast model
- Fields of Iowa
- Kinnick Stadium
- My sweet baby boy!
- Crest Motel in Iowa now
- Daddy's Little girl
- Abe's 2nd set of cast
- 2nd casting starts
- Abe's 2nd casting
- Two months old
- HUGE Praise!!!
- A perfect day in Iowa!
- Ronald McDonald House
- Abe's first casting!
- St. Louis
- Abe's clubfoot journey begins
- Granmama
- My wish!
- God's grasp
- Marlee Anne - isms
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About Me
- Kelli
- I am wife to my wonderful husband of 21 years, mommie to 3 beautiful little girls, and a little boy, an amazing family, special friends here at home and terrific friends all around the world, lots of those being cyber friends. Gotta love the Internet. Things I love: God, my family, my friends, scrapbooking, Disney, reading and anything crafty. Things you will read here - anything about our day to day life. Trips we have taken. Crazy activities, fun stuff and even some challenging times. I tend to share my heart a lot. Mary Elizabeth's medical stuff, including her Mitochondrial disease, panhypopituatarism, reactive airway disease, apnea, epilepsy, day to day challenges and more. Michala's medical challenges including Aicardi syndrome, seizures, cancer, amputation, schizenchepaly, Duane syndrome, lacunae, blindness, autism and more. Marlee Anne's creative and loving spirit. I have battled with not having a caring bridge site for Mary Elizabeth and Michala. After some encouragement from many I am hoping to use this as my ongoing journal of sorts. I hope that ya'll enjoy the journey with us.
1 comment:
Praying for Dr. Ponseti and his staff as they "fix" baby Abe's precious little feet.
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