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Can any of us believe that another year has flown by? Don’t we
each remember being a small child and hearing adults say how
fast we were growing up and thinking that they certainly were
loony since time seemed to nearly stand still at Christmastime?
And, yet, here we are….lamenting the speed at which are children
are growing and marveling at the progress they make.
Our Christmas holiday has been full of happy family memories and
lots of cold weather! We kicked off December with our annual
Christmas Party on the 8th and haven’t stopped celebrating
since. We tried really hard this year to keep the reason for the
season alive and present in our presents to those we love. We
felt the wonder of a babe born into the world to save our world.
We rejoiced in knowing that His birth began His LIFE and that we
are the recipients of the greatest gift ever given, His
sacrifice of that life for us. We also celebrated and did family
traditions like cookie decorating, game playing, gingerbread
house making and lots of yummy food. We spent time with family
and friends and just yesterday braved tubing on a cold and windy
mountain.
Some big news is that Sarah’s open heart surgery has been moved
up to this month. In fact, it will be on January 9th. We will
need to travel to Portland for her surgery. Her oxygen
saturation had been declining and we were set up with a home
monitoring system and evaluated her at random times and her
numbers were remaining low. It seems her heart is unable to keep
up with the growth her body is experiencing and we are unable to
wait until April to proceed. We are feeling anxious and, at
times, overwhelmed but certainly place our faith in Heavenly
Father that He knows our Sarah and that it is in His hands. We
are grateful for a pediatric cardiology team that is top notch
and fully capable to help our little angel. Please, if you are
of the praying sort, pray for Sarah. Pray that she will make it
through; pray that she will be able to trust that mom and dad
are still right there by her. Pray that her doctors will be wise
and prudent and that Sarah’s fighting spirit will prevail. We
are so in love with this little girl. We are so thankful for her
winning smile and brave heart. We are thankful that she is
thriving with the love of a family. We are overjoyed at the love
and patience she has brought to all of us.
We will update during the surgery as computer access allows.
Thank you to all of you for your love and support. We need it so
much and it strengthens us daily.
With love,
Until next week…………..
Brian and Anna
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Sisters making some beautiful music together

Sarah says, "Can you mail me to grandma please?"

Laughing out loud at Sam's basketball game

A very Merry Christmas |

Just me and my Mama

Havin' fun with daddy
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