WHY GOD SENDS HLHS BABIES

It's a beautiful day up in heaven. Jesus is rounding up his tiniest angels, to go live on earth, and be born. One of the sweetest angels says to Jesus "I don't want to leave, I like it here, and I will miss you." He reassures the scared little angel that everything will be okay, and that he is just going for a visit. He is still not swayed on this idea. So Jesus kneels down and says, "How about if you leave half of your heart here with me and take the other half with you. Will that be okay?" The angel smiles and says, "I guess that will work." But the little angel is still a little scared. He asks, "Will I be okay with only half of my heart?" Jesus replies, "Of course you will. I have other angels there that will help out, and you will be fine." Then Jesus gives the angel more details about his plan. He says, "When you are born your mommy will be scared, so you have to be strong, and when you feel weak just remember that I have the other half of your heart. Enjoy your time with your family play and laugh everyday, and when it's time to come back to heaven I will make your heart whole again. Always remember that you are not broken just torn between two loves."

Monday, January 16, 2012

On the floor

Today they moved Kenzen out of the icu and on to the floor which is where they go when they are getting close to going home. I wanted to take him home today because he is just on a nasal canula with just a little bit of oxygen to keep his sats where they need to be. He was already on that before we had to stay but the doctors weren't comfortable letting him come home yet they are wanting to see how he handles his bottle. So if he does fine through the night I'm supposed to be able to bring him home tomorrow.
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  1. Angee and ThomJanuary 17, 2012 at 1:45 PM

    I won't cheer about the "H" word just yet. The staff has made me superstitious. But YEEAAAHHH for the floor life! What a fighter. I will pray for the "H" word soon, Heavenly Father is not superstitious.

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