Our peanut is one tough cookie, so to speak. At ten months of age she began showing signs of severe(I mean severe)GERD and was put on adult strength meds. These meds had a very sedative effect on her and by the time she was one and a half other problems had begun to surface as well. She was in and out of childrens hospital in Denver and basically the doctors could not find anything to help this wee little one. There were developmental delays as well and therapy was started. Fast forward to today~through in depth testing and supplements and most importantly prayer our little girl is healthy and happy, on par for her age-except her size(but that's o.k. because I'm pretty short)and has made remarkable strides. What can I say but like all our grands, this girl has her nana and papas hearts. It is lucky she doesn't live with us full time cause she'd be one spoiled girl but I am so thankful that we live close and I can see her daily if need be.
It is great joy that we are living so close to our daughters and their children. It is with abundant gratitude to our Lord for His Hand on this child. I can't wait to see what He has planned for her future.
May our Lord richly bless you Miss M and make His face to shine upon you, today and always.
With all our love,
Nana and Papa
