(Joshua aka Mr. Aloof - refused to look at the camera & smile)
It is so much fun to be apart of this type of event - an event that took the effort and coordination of many people. As a mother, whose son is alive in large part to doctors & nurses, you feel as if no 'thank you' is ever enough. But you do what you can & in this case I think the Kaiser staff lucked out (assuming they have a sweet tooth...and c'mon who doesn't have a sweet tooth?)!!!
(If you ever want to be the center of attention, round up some kids & hand out gift baskets...it really causes a stir!)
(still aloof - even though he was super happy to see Dr. Rivera)
In case I haven't made it clear to all those who play a part in caring for kids with CHD's....
Thank you for all you do!
5 comments:
So fun! You guys are awesome!!!
Very, very cute! How did you keep the kiddos from digging in??
I found your blog through Owen Simmons blog. I've been reading for awhile now but haven't commented. So "hello"! Just wanted you to know I love this idea!!! My son has HRHS. I'm part of a support group and will have to share this idea with them when we meet next week. Such a wonderful way to say thank you!
so cute allison!! Joshie is so brave!!
so darn cute... Dr. Rivera sure looks like a nice guy. Josh must really like him b/c if he didn't he'd have run!
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