Thursday, December 10, 2009

Lauren's Gift

The Happiest Day Ever ... December 10, 2009 - release from hospital with mom's donated kidney.

Top row: Dad, Auntie Bangles, Jim (step-dad), Debbie (step-mommy), Nana, Auntie Laurie, and Papa

Bottom row: Lauren, Mom (Dawn) and sister Bree

And a big thanks to the fantastic nurses, surgeons, doctors and staff at UCI Irvine. You are all amazing human beings. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU ALL!

4 comments:

  1. Ahhh, I'm sooo happy and everyone looks sooo happy too! What a wonderful Christmas gift...a wonderful gift period.

    bun

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  2. Praise the Lord. He loves little children, you know. ;-)

    Marie

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  3. Dear Debbie
    I've been so busy with my school work and other time sapping work that I'm just barely catching up on your blog. Indeed I wasn't able to post on my blog for over 2 weeks. I'd like to comment here on your last three posts. First of all, I am so glad Lauren's operation has gone well. She looks great in the photo.

    About Tiger. I totally agree with your frustration over the ruined and humiliated lives that these "trists" cause. It's all the more frustrating when the people who are seen as society's role models disappoint the whole bloody world. Though in truth I DO NOT look to sports or music or Hollywood figures as my models. I don't look to the Republican party, who lecture the world on family values while we are so often treated to the latest chapter in their soap opera lives. And I have NEVER been attracted to TV preachers.

    I really enjoyed your post on CNN heroes. Those are the kind of people who inspire me. I just posted a tribute to someone who was a role model to me; I think you'll enjoy.

    Merriest Christmas,

    Ruben

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  4. It's more than a miracle, y'know . . . that you all, from different facets of Lauren's life, pull together and thrill to this best outcome as a FAMILY. Talk about "normal" . . . this is what is what we could all strive for, in my book.

    God bless ya, cuz!
    Claudia

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