You are beautiful. Your message is powerful. 'Nuf said! xoxo

Yes, we need a cure.
It's a wonderful video!

Aw, my dear Laura. I remember when Caleb was diagnosed and how much crying I did and how I could not remember the last time I cried before that because it seemed like I never did. I've been back to that point - not knowing the last time I cried - for a while. Nevertheless, if someone asks me to talk about Caleb's diagnosis, I think I'll be able to talk about it fine and matter of factly, but I always, always, always, quiver and choke up when I get to that hard reality part. Dang it.

Love ya Laura. Tears and all.

You tube. Please. :(

either way we discussed this vlog thing remember? Youre so brave thats another reason i love ya!

Have an amazing walk!;

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Way to step out of the box!
Reading dx stories is powerful, but when you hear and see them being told, it takes it to a whole other level.

awww...Laura. I'm glad you shared, it's tough.
On the bright side I just showed Isaac a few pics of Nate and now he wants to know when they can have a playdate. He thinks it's super cool that Nate can swim, too!
Hope today is going well for your walk. Take care:)

"Ugly cry face" -- nope! Loving, caring, giving, doting, beautiful mama!!! This is so poignant. I'm glad you shared.

Thanks...I got to use my "ugly cry face" while watching you, remembering Cale's diagnosis day and wanting to just reach out and hug you!! You're a great mama!!!

Thank you so much for sharing this. It is beautiful, you are beautiful and hearing Nate's story made my cry.