Hannah was a few days overdue on her Cerezyme treatment. It was important to us to continue treatments because Hannah’s comfort is always our priority. Our hospice coordinator had been working to get Hannah’s treatments done at home now that she has the broviac catheter (and doesn’t need an IV anymore). We just assumed […]
[Continue reading...]Lots of Tears
Yesterday was an emotionally draining day. For the first time in a few weeks, I had the chance to sleep as late as I wanted to after changing with Daddy at 5:00 am. So what happens? I couldn’t fall asleep until around 6 am, and then I woke up multiple times until I couldn’t […]
[Continue reading...]Busy day yesterday
Thursday was just so busy. First it was the very long morning at the cemetery making arrangements. On the way back from the cemetery, we picked the kids up from school. “Mommy, where did you go?” Abby asked. “We had some errands to run,” was how I answered her. If she only knew what […]
[Continue reading...]Finding Innocence

Today was rough, really rough. After only about a 4-hour sleep, Daddy and I left for our meeting with the cemetery director. We had our heart set on having Hannah in the jewish part of the cemetery, so that was our game plan. The director was incredibly sweet and compassionate. She walked us around the […]
[Continue reading...]Making Arrangements
Daddy and I decided that we needed to make Hannah’s final arrangements sooner than later. It was a lesson that I learned from Cooper’s mom, seeing what a difference it was for their family having everything done so they didn’t have to add that stress when Cooper lost his battle with Mito disease. It just […]
[Continue reading...]First day at home
Hannah finally woke up at 2:30 am last night after being out for about 10 hours. It was short-lived, however. She was only awake and responsible to me for less than 30 minutes before the agitation started up again. It killed me having to give her chloral again at 3:15 am. After I gave her […]
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