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Da Da


Cora is so excited to have her "Da Da" home and she does actually say that, though I'm pretty sure she doesn't understand the association. It's still adorable. Dave can't hold her or lift her but we sometimes just sit her down next to him. It's very sweet!

Cora has been our little angel in all of this. So sweet, strong, happy and thankfully, she is too young to remember any of it. This is one of those small blessings.

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Toodles said…
Hi Lindsay! Thank you for all of the updates. I'm sure it's not easy getting all the messages out when there is so much going on at the home front, but it's sure appreciated.

Our thoughts and prayers have been with you guys since we got word of what happened. Thanks for taking one for the team as you said... I really hope that's the case so no one else has to go through this! You guys are awesome!

Much love,

Maria
January 6, 2010 at 12:38 PM
Ty and Juju Brown said…
What a precious picture! Dave looks good! And sweet Cora looks so precious next to him! We are so glad you are home and recovering together!
January 11, 2010 at 12:56 PM
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