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My poor baby

We're in the middle of a stomach virus crises. And it is not fun. Pray for us as I am very emotional (Matt is working out of town again this week) and we are running out of clean sheets for the crib! Truthfully, I don't know how to handle this, but I am armed with the knowledge from my doctor and a bottle of pedialyte from a friend kind enough to bring some over. Keep us in your prayers!

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Anonymous said…
This too will pass. Hon you know we pray for you, Matt & Lucas. I pray this ends real soon. Hang in there you are a great Mommie and you take wonderful care of that little man you always have. I'm very proud of you. Love Lisa
7:29 AM
Anonymous said…
I'll be praying for you and Lucas.
Love you!
Mel
12:21 PM
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