Would You Like To Help?

Philip will be having a very important Dr appt next week.  We have been waiting for 4 months to see this specialist for a consult.  
Philip has been on the waiting list for a trail procedure to see if it can help him.  It will be a  ongoing medication along with  procedures.  
We found out today that it will not be covered under insurance. After weighing our options we know we have to try this ..we have tried so many options.  Some have worked a little then we had a major setback.  Some have done nothing or made things even harder.
Would you considering helping?  It is simple. Please consider shopping at   
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So you win both ways.  You are helping Philip and you are getting to try a awesome new product.
Would anyone  be willing to post this on their web page? Everyone who knows about it helps increase the chances of us earning enough money towards this medical procedure.
If you have any questions or ideas..please email me..
And I hope it goes without saying..Prayers are what we need most. Your support means so much to our family.

Wordless Wednesday..No words needed

Hard Coversations

Hard night for miss Emily. I have not been feeling well all weekend.She decided to wash my hair for me . She spoils me rotten.

 

  My hair is coming out in clumps and she freaked out.Poor thing she made it very clear she hates cancer .

She said the sweetest and saddest thing. She asked me if I thought cancer was going to kill me..then she said cause I need you here when I have my babies. 

 Cancer Sucks and it kills me to see Emily so sad tonight.

 BTW I am not even about to give in to cancer. I just let it think it kicked my butt all weekend.  

Random Thoughts..Again

I am sure most of you know by now .  When I stay away , things are rough.  I have a bad habit of just running to a closet and hiding.  Not really but it could be a idea..huh?

I am going to post a medical update later. I would just like to not think about it all right now.  Just going to look forward and expect good things for today.  Deal?

Oh I lied.  I am going to talk medical for a sec.  I hate hate hate steroids.  I think the devil should have the nickname of Steroids.  Yes I hate the way I feel on them.

Our home is filled with some crazy conversations.  Reed told me he is up to his neck in girls.  Philip asked him where they are. LOL

Emily is a mess. She asked me if I would ever work at hooters.  I glanced down at my boobs and she said as serious as can be...I mean if you had bigger boobs and were thinner.  OMG if I had not been laughing so hard I would of smacked her..Nah..

Philip is working on some emotional changes for himself.  He is taking baby steps.  I so want him to be happy and healthy.

Cole...where do I start.  He came in my room the other night and said mama come here. I tried to talk him into telling me what he needed while I was resting. He whispered LOUDLY come here mama. He told me to go see what Reed was doing.  When I came back in he said see him with the controller. He can not make it work...he then said with the cutest  face....Mama I took the batteries out. Don't tell him...  Gosh I love that 5 yr old kid.

Will you come here and tell me what you have been up to.  What your summer plans are...Keep me company with some summer comment reading.

 

Wordless Wednesday..

I love this picture. This was the day before Philips first brain operation.  We wanted to have him baptized .  If you look around the chapel it was filled with nurses and his Doctors.  
I have such a mixture of emotions when I saw this picture this morning . Still in my maternity clothes. Wrapped in a hospital blanket. A local Paster from a church close by.  We were so far from home and the reality of what was about to happen.  But we were doing what was so important . So sweet and yet in truth it is sad for me.  That was our last day as NOT KNOWING.  Thank Goodness God knew.
I love to think how blessed we are that we started this long journey with the first step in a small church chapel.