If you've been reading for long, you know that the day after we got back from Ukraine (March 25), we had to put our youngest son Eli in the hospital with a rare blood disorder called Transient Erythroblastopenia of Childhood (TEC). The only treatment is a blood transfusion to sustain life until the body begins […]
Giving Blood and assorted ramblings… Read More »
Matthew and Eli will both have to have another surgery. Ugh. Matthew's is a urology surgery and Eli has to have his ear drum repaired. At the same time as Matthew's other surgery, we could circumcise him. Anyone have any input on that? Maybe what you have done with your adopted boys from Europe and
When we decided to adopt our precious sons, there were some things that we could never have known. 1. God is faithful. No…REALLY faithful. And really powerful. And really sovereign. These things we knew with our head and had experienced them throughout our lives, but since we said yes to Him in obedience, He has
Some things we didn’t know… Read More »
What a great day. I’m so glad to live here in the United States of America. After traveling to many places around the globe, it’s always such a thrill to return to US soil. With all the problems and the frustrations, there’s still no other place I’d want to live. This is the greatest nation