The boys.

Before we headed to Disney, the boys needed haircuts. They got the same cut and Trevor was so proud to be like his big brother.

Stay tuned for photos from Disney. We had an awesome time!

Miss you !

Forever in our hearts.......

I can honestly say this has been the longest summer of my life. It was draining both emotionally and physically. Which, I hopefully explains the lack of my blogging. At the beginning of June Dad's health started failing. We were told to "prepare" ourselves for time was limited. How do you prepare yourself? How do you watch a loved one slip away? Every moment of every day was consumed with thoughts of Dad. We knew he was fighting a losing cause. His body was tired and wearing out, but his mind was still sharp. That we were thankful for. He enjoyed having family around him, telling stories that would create these great big belly laughs. I was able to spend Father's Day with him along with the rest of my family. Dad was in great spirits and relished in having the whole family with him on HIS day! Dad would have great days and we would all rejoice, but bad days would sometimes follow. Heaven became a little sweeter on August 3rd....but my world crumbled. I am grateful for His peace and know that Dad did not suffer. I am also positive we now have our very own, one of a kind ....."Guardian Angel".

Results are in.

Trevor's allergy tests are back. Here are the main three. His peanut allergy went from a level 4 to a level 0. (No longer any concern with peanuts - I always thought one couldn't outgrow a peanut allergy. Go figure). His beef allergy went from a level 4 to a level 3. We give him beef all the time. On occasion he will get a few pepper dots on his chin. Nothing serious. Plus, he really likes beef. BBQ's are one of his favorites. His major food allergy...MILK. He went from a level 5 to a level 4. "YIPPEE"! The number count went from 18 to 7.75! Don't get me wrong, he is still severely allergic to milk & we never leave the house without his Epipen; however, if the numbers continue to decline...maybe, just maybe by the time he hits school age he will have outgrown this. Keep praying. We are headed in the right direction. GO TREVOR !!