Okay, just a warning, it is very hard to hear what is being said. Cody had a rough night as I mentioned in the previous post. Luckily the cursing was over before I started recording. I'll get a second as soon as it is approved by Google...
Saturday morning:
The kids wanted to go out with me on my run. So they ran the first mile with me and then I did my usual 5. We are just relaxing before we head into the hospital. Here are a couple of pictures.
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Thanks for allowing us in the room with Cody. I wouldn't want to talk to anyone either. How is the BIG GUY doing today? Pray that this helps him get much better soon. I just got out of bed and I'm ready for COFFEE!!!!!! GOD bless CODY. LOVE YOU ALL, MOM
I watched both the videos. I feel like crying - he is so brave, and I can't even begin to understand the courage you and Diane must have to go through this, to see your little boy through this fight. You both - and of course! CODY! - are so so very brave. I'm so humbled by your courage.
All good thoughts and prayers... Cody is my hero.
moon
PS. My youngest, Jean-Marc (he's 10) has worn his "Cody's Crew" bracelet everday since I gave it to him. I don't think it has ever left his wrist...
It's late Sunday afternoon, I hope Cody is feeling a lot better. What a startling difference between watching him play in the waves and being so still during the stem cell treatment. He's one in a million.
I grew up, ah, got older in Ford City Pa. A small town 45 minutes up the Allegheny River from Pittsburgh. Growing up a true 70's child I really thought that the Steelers were suppose to win the Super Bowl every year. :D Being the free spirit that I am I couldn't wait to get out on my own, so I joined the Navy. I flew out to the Philippines and met my boat the USS John Paul Jones DDG32. From there we sailed back to the states and spent most of the rest of my tour between San Diego and Long Beach. Since getting out I married twice, had 6 children and lived in Groton CT, Pensacola FL, Germantown MD and now in Northern VA. I've been married to my wife Diane for 10 years now and have three energetic and loving children. My life reads like a fiction novel in many ways. Many ups and downs but I feel blessed to have this life. To some it may seem boring but it's all mine.. :D
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Thanks for allowing us in the room with Cody. I wouldn't want to talk to anyone either. How is the BIG
GUY doing today? Pray that this
helps him get much better soon. I
just got out of bed and I'm ready for COFFEE!!!!!! GOD bless CODY.
LOVE YOU ALL,
MOM
Hi Mick,
I watched both the videos. I feel like crying - he is so brave, and I can't even begin to understand the courage you and Diane must have to go through this, to see your little boy through this fight. You both - and of course! CODY! - are so so very brave. I'm so humbled by your courage.
All good thoughts and prayers... Cody is my hero.
moon
PS. My youngest, Jean-Marc (he's 10) has worn his "Cody's Crew" bracelet everday since I gave it to him. I don't think it has ever left his wrist...
Sorry about removing the previous comment. Major mis-spelling and I could not go back to correct it
Checking in again before I hit the sack. I hope Cody has been able to get things going and is feeling better by now.
Prayers
Kirk
Mickey, as your Mom said, thanks for allowing us a glimpse of Cody's treatment. Hope he's feeling better today.
Glad you got out for your run with Justin and Daniela - nice way for the 3 of you to spend some fun time together! :-)
Prayers continue,
ElizabethNYC
It's late Sunday afternoon, I hope Cody is feeling a lot better. What a startling difference between watching him play in the waves and being so still during the stem cell treatment. He's one in a million.
Nice pictues of Justin and Daniela, too.
Dottie
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