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January 28th, 2006 at 4:49 pm
Lots to catch up on. Must be such a hard adjustment for Emma having to go back to the NG tube when she was clearly happy with the fully belly satisfaction feelings. Must also be so hard on you parents with Emma back in hospital after finally having her at home for a month.
The vocal chord paralysis is interesting, she may have one of those sexy hoarse voices I always wanted. Thay may also mean lots of boyfriends. (wink)
Hang in and thanx for the great updates. We are all thinking of you, and esp. Emma.
January 29th, 2006 at 8:55 pm
I can’t wait for the girls to start bringing boys around, there are many things they could help with around the house. For example, after a good day at the range, I would love a hand cleaning my shooting equipment.