This Day in Our History
I was going through some pictures today, because of what may seem like a silly, silly thing to some. I put Moriah's hair in a pony tail! It sounds like such a small thing, but it's a big deal. Why? Allow me to show you, in the manner that will make the most impact humanly possible.
That's Moriah, eating breakfast at her Aunt Denise & Uncle Ben's house the morning she was going to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for her first consultation. Thursday, April 12, 2007. The day before our world shattered into a million pieces.
That's Moriah on December 8, 2007. She had just come home from her second stem cell transplant a week earlier, and had not had her spot radiation yet.
That's Moriah exactly one year ago today.
The date's wrong on the photo, 'cause I set it wrong on my camera yesterday, but this was taken today.
Some days it's just a pony tail. Other days, it's a reminder of how far we've come in two years, and how thankful we are to still have her here and healthy.
That's Moriah, eating breakfast at her Aunt Denise & Uncle Ben's house the morning she was going to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for her first consultation. Thursday, April 12, 2007. The day before our world shattered into a million pieces.
That's Moriah on December 8, 2007. She had just come home from her second stem cell transplant a week earlier, and had not had her spot radiation yet.
That's Moriah exactly one year ago today.
The date's wrong on the photo, 'cause I set it wrong on my camera yesterday, but this was taken today.
Some days it's just a pony tail. Other days, it's a reminder of how far we've come in two years, and how thankful we are to still have her here and healthy.