Sweet Rimes got tubes today. Although we were old pros at this because both boys had them as well, you can do it a hundred times but when someone takes your baby to put them to sleep and do surgery it is still as frightening as the first time. Dodds and I want to thank our dear friend Dara for taking care of our baby. Dara works at MS Surgical Center and made us feel as much at home as you can in a place like that. Once again DD you have gone over and beyond the call of duty! We love you! Thanks for the prayers, calls and emails. She is doing great. It takes a lot to keep that wild woman down!
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hey lindsay! i have enjoyed looking at pics of your precious family! (found the link through liz calhoon and somehow, i found lyn's blog too!) anyway, i just HAD to comment b/c i have a nash too!!! i LOVE all your kid's names! when we found out we were having another boy, we had already decided on nash - then natalie jones jolly (who is one of my best friends) told me you had a nash! so much fun.... boys are fun aren't they?! you are so blessed to get you that little girl! =)
love,
mary katherine (guyton) segrest
bless her heart.....
mary peyton had tubes at 10 months - it was the best thing ever for us! but her waking up after surgery was horrible!
dara came in and saw us after tommy's knee surgery, too. she cracks me up!
So glad to see that I am bringing people together!! Just kidding but Rimes looks so sweet in that picture! I talked to my mom today and she was of course on the golf course with jean who took the phone away to start yelling "Ann Pruet! Ann Pruet! that's it! That's what the baby's name WILL be!" When i shot her down by saying i didn't love Ann she responded with, "Liz Pruet! Katie Pruet! Alex Pruet! Paula Pruet!" Then my mom took the phone back to say someone was about to tee off and she would let Jean call me back later. They really shouldn't be allowed out in public without chaperones! I'm loving playing on your blog! Catch you later!!
I'm glad she is doing well. I know you were glad that Dara was there to take care of her.
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