I'm sorry to hear this abby, you never expect kids to be sick... prayers said for her best recovery possible!
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So tragic. How is she doing now?I had a cousin that was in special ops. He passed away because he couldn’t say where he’d been, so they couldn’t diagnose what he’d contracted. He was ironically preceded in death by his wife. By the time they found her brain tumor, it was too late.
They had twins. One boy. One girl. They are 16. Yesterday, Laura (no need to protect her name) had a stroke while playing volleyball. The surgery was done this morning, but she’s not doing well. 75% of her brain was affected, and she’s back in surgery to relieve the swelling. It’s going to take at least five hours to operate.
This is a problem in my opinion too. She occasionally says she wants to go home. Home is where her parents live. But it’s not the bios she wants. It’s certain toys, and the ability to color on walls and windows with crayons and Sharpies.So tragic. How is she doing now?
Well, her brain is being well insulated!I read that children do great with a decompressive craniectomy. They won’t let her wake for a few weeks. I don’t know anything else.
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Also why does duckling need to sleep next door because she does bible school late? Something totally not right there. Who decided that that is ok???
There is no excuse except that they want control, and can finally handle her.
All the moving around that she does must be very disruptive for her. Kids need stability and to know where home is because that is a safe place. That is why kids get fostered out to families.
Who is making the decisions about where she lives and when? She is not a doll or fashion accessory to be passed about.
We love pictures of her too!!!I’ve only taken fifty pictures in 18 hours. Not like I missed her or anything!![]()