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Wednesday, November 2, 2011

November Thank You Post 2 - 11/2/11

Day 2 (11-2-2011) - I am thankful for my beautiful daughter Jocelynn! She truly is my miracle and she makes my world a better place with her smile and Laughter!


I could go on and on about how much this beautiful little girl means to me. I love her more
then I thought was possible to love anyone. She gives me a reason to smile everyday!  <3 <3



Jocelynn with the first snowman of the season!

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

November Thankful post - 11/1/11

I know a lot of people post something they are thankful for each day of November.  I have jumped on the train myself, and I think it's always important to be reminded of things we are grateful for, so here goes. 

This might be especially good since I can't seem to keep up with blogging much lately; I am hoping to get a moment to write down at least one thing I am thankful for each day this month.


I will post an update when I have more than 2 minutes to sit down and write (hopefully this weekend!)




Day 1 (11/1/11) - I am thankful that my friend Lorrie and her husband are able to bring their handsome prince Kyle home today. Kyle was due on 11/11/11 but was born on 9/17/11 (at 32 weeks gestation) Lorrie and Kyle spent a total of 111 day in the hospital first on bed-rest and then with little Kyle in the NICU (10 weeks of hospital bed-rest for preterm labor and then a 6 week NICU stay). I am over the moon happy and very thankful that they are all healthy and home now. Prayers really do work!





Thursday, September 8, 2011

PCOS Awareness Month

September is PCOS awareness month. This disease affects my life everyday, and although I am thankful for my miracle, I am not done with my battle!


There is no cure, but awareness is the key. the more people know, the better chance we have of winning the battle against this awful disease!


For more information, please visit any of the links below! Lets win the battle against this dreaded disease. Then maybe the generations to come will not have to know the pain and sorrow that so many women face today.


Your Guide to PCOS


Massachusetts General Hospital


Overcoming Fertility One Step at a Time!


WebMD


The Hormone Foundation




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