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Comments: Toni, congratulations to all of your family on the birth of Hudson. I am so happy that he is doing so good....a real Christmas miracle.
Comments: Toni, great news indeed!!! Congratulations on a new Grandone!! Now I'll pray the doctors can get Traci's bp down & get her out of danger. I know it's been a long day for you & Bruce, but keep us posted on her progress. Can't wait to see the pics. I have no others in queue, so can post right away.
Comments: Toni i am so happy all is well with your new grandson. Everyone in your family is still in my prayers. Isn't God wonderful. Can't wait to see the pictures.
Comments: Sound the trumpets!!!! We have a new grandone - Hudson John Allen - 3 lbs. 6 oz. He is one of the larger newborns in the NICU!! He fooled even the doctors....he came out breathing on his own but they hooked him up to the breathing machine so he wouldn't have to struggle. To give you an idea, most of the preemies can wear their father's wedding band as a bracelet. He was a sight to behold with a head full of brown hair. The angels caring for him said he looks like the linebacker of the NICU! We were so excited that his older brothers got to see him briefly but they won't see him again until about the end of January when he should be able to go to home! Traci is making very slow progress and the doctors continue to work to bring her b/p down. It's going to take a while apparently. Thanks to all of you for your kind words, your continuing thoughts and prayers. We are forever grateful....pictures to follow.
Comments: The brain doesn't work as well as it used to so I will just say i hope all that are hurting or feeling bad or facing trials and tribulations find hope and peace and please know you are in my prayers. There are so many wonderful people I went to school with that I feel I am so blessed and I hope you all have the most wonderful holiday season ever. Please remember: God is the reason for the season. To my "special angel" you are such a wonderful caring giving person. I am so fortunate to call you a friend and what you have done will never be forgotten. Thank you and God bless you.
Comments: Weather Flash: Snow flurries in Lago Vista, TX!
Comments: Don, Doug and all of his family are in my prayers. Give him the strength to endure this round of chemo.
Comments: Don - I hope you & Kathy are on the mend. You might want to stop this evening & pick up some Pennsyvania Dutch . . . that'll finish off any lingering germs! Yummmm!  I will keep Doug & his family in my prayers for good results!Toni, please let us know as soon as you can how Traci & the new G-baby are doing. All of you will be in my prayers. I can't imagine what ya'll are gng thru worrying abt Traci. I can tell you from experience, the Neonatal ICU is a place staffed by angels! They work miracles there!  The baby will be fine, we need to concentrate on Traci. Prayers are in progress.Shortcake, how are Bobby's Mom & your aunt?
Comments: Don, I will certainly be praying for your brother. Toni, I will be praying for Traci and the baby in the morning as well as you, your son, Bruce, the gran kids and the medical team that will be ministering to her.
Comments: Toni, Shortcake & Sandra Mc - Prayers all around for you & your families - hoping to hear more in the way of encouraging news very soon.
Kathy & I picked up a dose of ‘LA swamp crud’ (bronchitis) while visiting relatives over there for Thanksgiving. We had to postpone our trip to visit our new grandson this week, but hopefully our meds will have us germ-free in time to try again next week.
I have extra firewood stacked in the garage in case White Xmas reaches the TX hill country early. That might call for some extra strong Irish coffee to celebrate the occasion, since it’s such a rare sight down here. Y’all stay well, warm & safe up there! ~ D & K
Comments: Dearest Toni, My heart and prayers go out to your family, and we pray for a healthy, happy, and safe delivery for baby and Mom. So sad to dear about Doug even though I didn't know him, he sounds like he was a wonderful person, and the loss is heartbreaking. Deepest sympathies to his family and friends.
Comments: Condolences to Doug's family. I didn't know him, but I always thought he was so handsome. Prayers for your family, Toni and for Brian, Sandra. This morning I heard an advertisement on the radio for Wynnewood Village at Illinois and Zangs! I thought I was having a flashback! I did a bad thing this morning. I went to Joanne's. All their Christmas stuff (cute, cute, cute!) is 50% off! I'm a baaaad girl!
Comments: Toni, the prayers will continue for Traci and the baby to come through this delivery successfully as I know they will. Know that all of us are with you and your family. Well I hope I don't miss out on another "snow" tomorrow. All I know is when I drove in to work yesterday around 9:30 a.m., there were faint flakes and no accumulation on the streets, and when I next looked out around 4 o'clock, there were no flakes and no snow anywhere on the ground where I work in Murphy. But I guess that's the good thing about snow in the Dallas area. It usually doesn't stay around long. Now where did I put that sled?
Comments: A tribute to a friend As we honor the life of Doug Hutt I can not think of anyone more fun to be with than Doug. A true sense of humor that could make you laugh till the side hurt. This was so true even thru the battle he could not concur. Now Mickey O'Riley and company are blessed with the laughter of Doug once again. In the summer of 67 we worked together at Redbird swimming pool. One of the big funnies from Doug was making a decision : after he had dove in the pool from his guard stand to save a kid that could not swim, his swim suit had dropped to his ankles from the dive. Now this was a decision to make, kid or swimming pants. A Hutt classic story only Doug can tell. Later on Mickey, Doug and I shared an apt. together (Let t'em good times roll brothers!). Doug had story after story from DC and tales of MP'ing on the DC front. A true master of story telling he can not be replaced. My prayers to Doug's family; we are truly blessed to have crossed paths with Doug
Comments: Jack, please take pictures of the snowball fight! Just an update - the doctors are taking the baby early tomorrow morning as Traci's b/p continues to rise. Her health continues to be the main focus right now - doctor told her this is very serious. The doctors say the baby is in good condition - he's just really small - only about 3 lbs. Please keep the prayers coming. |
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