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[Sally Sunshine]

My boys a year and a half ago

oh I loveeeee baby pics!!!

 

[RedBrush Farm]

Steph passed on December 8,2007. She was 14. I did not want to go on. Who thought CHICKENS could be used as therapy.... My husband decided I needed to "take care of something" to get me out of the house. I had raised chickens with my mom when I was a child so he came home with a dozen barn yard bantams. Little did he know what he had just started. I think of my Stephanie every day just as I know you think of your son. I do not think we will ever "get over it" I think we must have faith and "deal with the reality of it". My chickens keep me busy and I never get tired of seeing a new little fluffy life open up to the world. Therapy comes in many forms - For me it was in the shape of a little bantam chicken. Some think I'm crazy, I feel I am blessed.

 

[Sally Sunshine]

She also insist on being close to everyone. At 75 pounds, she is some kind of lap dog!!

awwwww

 

[Sally Sunshine]

WOW darnit I want a camera!!!! great pic!!

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Don't show these to many people. Still hard for us. She always wanted Z as close as possible and we always thought this was a cute photo....They loved each other.... She was Stephs best friend.

sweetness, Thank you

 

[Sally Sunshine]

This scared me!

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Quote: awww

 

[Sally Sunshine]

This is our baby proof Christmas tree

thats too funny!! its still adorable!!

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Huge owl in back yard - much to close for comfort no matter how pretty they are...

uggggg the beauty

 

[CelticOaksFarm]

Steph passed on December 8,2007. She was 14. I did not want to go on. Who thought CHICKENS could be used as therapy.... My husband decided I needed to "take care of something" to get me out of the house. I had raised chickens with my mom when I was a child so he came home with a dozen barn yard bantams. Little did he know what he had just started. I think of my Stephanie every day just as I know you think of your son. I do not think we will ever "get over it" I think we must have faith and "deal with the reality of it". My chickens keep me busy and I never get tired of seeing a new little fluffy life open up to the world. Therapy comes in many forms - For me it was in the shape of a little bantam chicken. Some think I'm crazy, I feel I am blessed.

I totally agree, I had a few bantams and some egg layers and a pair of goats to keep me busy. Now look where I am lol. Wont trade what we have now, but like you think of him daily and miss him and always wonder what he would be like now.