Many Thanks

Callie has been doing well since she came home from the hospital. She has a nurse with her while she’s asleep every night to help monitor her oxygen levels, her bi-pap machine and tube feedings and to help position her. We’ve been busy getting to know her nurses and telling them about all the little things we never knew we did until we started explaining them to someone else.

We are always overwhelmed with the support people continually give us, especially during Callie’s hospitalizations.

We’re thankful to Debby, a woman whom we had never met until she came to our house, picked up our van, got the oil changed, filled it with gas, ran it through a car wash and vacuumed it out.

To another Debbie, my boss, who gave me time off when I desperately needed it. And to my colleagues on unit 3300, who no doubt took on more patients and shifts while I pulled myself, and my family, back together.

To our church family, which has supported us endlessly. There isn’t enough space, time or memory capacity to list all they’ve done for us and Callie.

It’s the everyday things that help make a difference – our neighbor Paul, seeing that our grass needed to be cut and just coming over and doing it (which required picking up many boy-toys out of the backyard!).

Both Nathan and I have wonderful families who cherish Callie and make a point of traveling to see us when we’re unable to go to them.

And to those of you we may never see or know. Thank you for your anonymous gifts, your prayers and for loving our special little girl from near and far away.

 

5 thoughts on “Many Thanks

  1. bonnie parker

    It had been awhile since we read the blog so we did not realize how far the journey has come. We have continued to pray for Callie and your family. Your decisions in regard to Callie’s care and well-being are so amirable. May the Lord continue to give you strength and peace as you face each day and the challenges and decisions it brings!

  2. Dawn Fields

    To the Golden Family, My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this time in your lives. If you ever need anything you know you can call me at any time.

  3. Susan Staley

    The Golden Family,
    I have you all on my mind and in my heart. I can not put into words what I feel in my heart. I will keep you in my prayers.
    Love and warm thoughts to you.

  4. Diane Malivuk

    Christy and family,
    Although distance is far, my continued prayers and thoughts are with you. May God give you the strength,and support you need.I hope you will also be able to see the joy and peace he gives you. Callie, you are a special little girl not only to your family but to many others. Gods’ love and hugs from me to the Golden Family

  5. Vontrice Banks

    Christy and Family,

    There are no words that will ever be enough to comfort you during this difficult time. God puts nothing on us that we can’t handle. I will keep your family in my thoughts and prayers. Find strength from deep within and know that God has a plan….

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