Our friends, the Bryans, got some baby chickens for their girls to raise and they let us bring Hunter over to see them. It was fun watching Hunter react to their little cheeps and to the feel of their soft feathers.
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Hi Emily,
My husband and I are friends of the Staker's and Sara sent me your blog link so I could say hello.
We have a 30 month old son with 1p36 deletion syndrome and we can definitely relate to many of the feelings and experiences you discussed in your recent post with the slide show. Hunter is so lucky to have you both as parents! Your pictures are beautiful (did Sara take some of them?) and Hunter is so handsome and sweet!
Troy & I were living in Provo until our son was 1 1/2 when we moved to Phoenix. For some reason we have been able to find organizations and support groups more easily here. Through one of our groups we met a good friend whose son also has lissencephaly. She is only aware of one other family here in Phoenix so I was rather surprised when Sara mentioned Hunter to me. My friend has encountered several doctors who have never heard of Lissencephaly, which is something I experience all the time with our son's syndrome.
Well, just wanted to introduce myself and say hello. I hope you don't mind if we check in once in awhile. Good luck with your new arrival and give Hunter a hug from us.
Take care!
Kajsa, Troy & Brady Farnsworth
http://www.farnsworthphoenix.blogspot.com/
Oh that is so wonderful! Babies are so pure and amazed by the simplest things. Hope to see you friday!
Awww! so cute Emmie.I love that picture.
Dede
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