A tale of that wacky world of infertility that has now spiraled into the fascinating world of Guatemalan adoption and now... Parenting a child who's smile lights up the world, has a laugh that would drive the meanest person to hysterics and who also happens to have a genetic deletion at 16p11.2.
Julie, I was directed to your site today by a 'sista' who saw that you and I had so much in common. I havent been able to read your entire blog yet, but I still cant believe how much we have in common. From high FSH to our dads having heart caths done with the same diagnosis all the way to the Race for the Cure. We must live in the same city b/c only one city does it on Mothers Day. If you ahve time, check out my blog and maybe send me an email.. www.wolfette.blogspot.com
Julie, I was directed to your site today by a 'sista' who saw that you and I had so much in common. I havent been able to read your entire blog yet, but I still cant believe how much we have in common. From high FSH to our dads having heart caths done with the same diagnosis all the way to the Race for the Cure. We must live in the same city b/c only one city does it on Mothers Day. If you ahve time, check out my blog and maybe send me an email.. www.wolfette.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to cheer you on! I may be doing a Race for the Cure in Detroit this year. My company sponsors a team.
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