Congrats Jan...did you post the details? If you did, I missed it. I
like the names Sunny and Summer...they have a very cheerful tone to
them.

Cheri

A new baby sure seems to lighten a place up doesn't it?  Ashley and Ashton
were here over the weekend a week ago, and he was so much fun, even though
he was sick with a fever and hoarseness.  As long as we kept the fever down,
he was playing and laughing.  So cute at that age.  I want Jim and me to go
see them before his surgery.  It is beautiful country where they are.

Kaitlyn just turned two, and Matthew will be five in July.  Still no further
advancement for him, and no dx other than autism, a broad spectrum of a dx
to be sure.  ;(  Bless Jen's heart, she is dedicated to him for the long
hall.  YOU know what it is like, and what she is in for.  Both  of you have
the questioinable adult years before you.  Kaitlyn is his shadow, looking
out for him.  No one knows how badly I want to see those two.

Enjoy them all, Jan.  I lost your email address when I gave my computer that
drink.  ;)
bh-wages at swbell dot net plus mine can always be found at my blog in my
profile.  haha Not very hidden is it?

Ragdoll Billie on the Road to Remission
http://andlifegoesononedayonestepatatime.blogspot.com/
http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/billiewages

Striving for a world without Myasthenia Gravis
http://www.myasthenia.org/amg_whatismg.cfm

Time is passing so quickly Cheri.  The children in the attachment support
group when Ashley was younger, are forming their own lives now, we moms
giving updates on how the children are doing.  I own one yahoo group of a
few of us, which reminds me, I need to send them an update on Ashley.  There
are some remarkable women there, the majority of whom have adopted children.

Please keep those good thougths coming.  Each day that gets closer, gets
just a little bit more tense.  I'm more tense about having to leave here
than anything else, secondary to Jim's health and surgery of course.
Yesterday, when we were having *our time* Jim looked at his watch, noted the
time, then said "Two weeks from now I'lll be in surgery.  I'll be asleep."
He is more nervous about being put to sleep than anything else.  I set his
computer up for the prostate cancer newsgroup so he could go there if he
wanted to without any pressure, and without anyone - well, me of course,
because no one else knows about it - knowing what he is doing, letting him
have his privacy.

It's funny.  One day he told me, why didn't I go and do the surgery part for
him since I have had so many, and am used to it.  He might be right.  I
might be less nervous if it were me being wheeled back there rather than
him, especially since I cannot be there to go with him up to the last step,
the last hand hold, the last kiss.  Slurp.  I'm just a romantic.  *s*

I appreciate your friendship, Cheri.

Ragdoll Billie on the Road to Remission
http://andlifegoesononedayonestepatatime.blogspot.com/
http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/billiewages

Striving for a world without Myasthenia Gravis
http://www.myasthenia.org/amg_whatismg.cfm