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Tuesday, June 2, 2009
You try and slow her down
Gracie has been bouncing around today, literally.
We expect to leave Houston tomorrow morning after our 8AM appointment. Gracie gets her big bandage off tomorrow!
I think this might be my first time commenting...though I have been following your blog for months. I cannot believe the amount of energy in that little girl; that cancer never stood a chance :) Hope everything goes well tomorrow!
I think she'll do just fine with one eye. She seems to already do more than most do with two! If she's like this now, imagine what she'll be up to once the gigantic bandage come off! Way to go, Gracie!
I think this might be my first time commenting...though I have been following your blog for months. I cannot believe the amount of energy in that little girl; that cancer never stood a chance :) Hope everything goes well tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteomgoodness! What are you feeding her? She is a bundle of joy.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great girl! Isn't it amazing how resilient little children are? We are glad that nothing seems to slow Gracie down!
ReplyDeleteI think she'll do just fine with one eye. She seems to already do more than most do with two! If she's like this now, imagine what she'll be up to once the gigantic bandage come off! Way to go, Gracie!
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