I decided today as we drove home from yet another adventure that I should really be journaling, but have always struggled with it. So then I thought, I should blog it. Just to have the record and maybe so grandmas and such can follow along with our fun days. So here I am. Having never really liked the idea of a "blog" I now join the vast community of bloggers. It has always seemed to me that typing out your every move and opinion for all to see was a bit pretentious. I mean, to think that people would be SOO interested in your every move. But I have read some amazingly inspirational blogs and am so glad those amazing people shared their experiances. Then hubby got one, and is having a blast with it, and it is a great outlet for him, and then I got this thought of how to keep track of our summer and such. And THEN I found this really inspirational article and wanted to share it, or at least remember I had read it. So, welcome to Jen's blog.
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http://highschool.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1084044
About Me
- Jenster
- Beaverton, OR, United States
- My family is the most important thing in my life. I found out after my first son was born that I am quite rare. I have Limb-girdle muscular dystrophy 2B (Miyoshi MD). We had a daughter 21m after our son and then we were given a surprise miracle baby in 2011 (FYI, some antibiotics and BC don't mix well). It was a wonderful gift as we had wanted another child but couldn't justify the choice with my MD. At 16 weeks pregnant I awoke to gushes of blood. Rushing to the ER at 5 am, our 2 children in tow, we were told we had miscarried our babe. Imagine our shock and surprise when we went for the followup appointment with my regular OB/GYN a week later and discovered a healthy, alive babe. Our little Mason continues to bring joy and love into our family. Though things can be tough we are blessed with great friends and family to support and help out when needed. On the one hand MD makes life that much more challenging, and on the other I am very aware of my many blessings and take very little for granted. I see the lessons for good my children are learning and we look for the sunbeams and rainbows in the storms of life.
Everybody is fascinated with everything I do. In fact they wait breathlessly for my every entry with people waiting up all night for the next entry so they can be the first to read it.
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