Re: Hannah in the Newspaper/Funny Story

[Guest guest]

Hi: just had some excitement the last few days that I wanted to share!

Hannah was on the front page of The Tulsa World (our main newspaper)! Her

pictures

and the article took up more than 1/2 of the front page and continued on

another page. As a result I have gotten a few interesting phone calls this

morning and one donation of 50 dollars for Hannah Grace by a very old lady

named

Grace! Isn't that funny?

To make it even a little odder a friend of my mother in law had donated

some items to the garage sale that we are getting ready to have (to help with

our costs for the trip). My husband was about 20 some minutes from our house

across town to go pick up the things when a lady called and wanted to donate a

few things to our garage sale too. So like any normal human being I asked

her where she lived and said we would be over in a bit. You will never guess

where she lived!?!? She lived a two doors down from the other lady. Isn't that

weird? And one last funny story to add to my very odd day... This morning I

was talking to the writer at the newspaper this am and she was telling of all

the calls she got yesterday about the article. She started laughing and told

me this really crazy lady called and thought that for some bazar reason we

were going to institutionalize Hannah and she said it took her about 30 minutes

to convince the woman that we loved Hannah very much and had decided to keep

her.

wife to Chad, Mommy to Hannah(RSS)almost 3, and Braxton(Autism) almost

4, and foster son, 16 and a half y.o. (who will after 2 1/2 years at

our home will be adopted this Friday for him for us, and two other great

kids that I inherited and and a partridge in a pear tree.

[Guest guest]

wrote:

> wife to Chad, Mommy to Hannah(RSS)almost 3, and Braxton

(Autism) almost

> 4, and foster son, 16 and a half y.o. (who will after 2 1/2

years at

> our home will be adopted this Friday for him for us, and two

other great

> kids that I inherited and and a partridge in a pear

tree.

>

,

Your family sounds very similar to mine!

I have an 8 y.o. with RSS, an 11 y.o with ADD and learning

disabilities and 3 foster sons ages 14, 14, and 11!

The 11 y.o is moving to be with his brother next week. Then we will

actually get two more children!

Carmen, wife to , and mom to the rest above.

[Guest guest]

that is crazy about the credit card thing. I don't know if there is another

way or not I will definitely try to find out. I will bring one to the

convention regardless.

[Guest guest]

hey alicia!!

that is so great!! i told you you would get a great response from

doing an article in the paper!! its amazing how total strangers

will offer a helping hand to those in need!! i will try an call you

this week or next!! very busy with my hubby still away, getting

ready for the breakfast (sat) and johnathon's 1st b-day party

(sun)!!!!

jodie

(nicholas-6 nonrss, christopher-3 rss 24lbs 1.7oz 34 " periactin, ght

genotropin(on hold until july), ADHD(possible), assmentry(left side

1cm), johnathon-1 yr nonrss)

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> Hi: just had some excitement the last few days that I wanted to

share!

> Hannah was on the front page of The Tulsa World (our main

newspaper)! Her pictures

> and the article took up more than 1/2 of the front page and

continued on

> another page. As a result I have gotten a few interesting phone

calls this

> morning and one donation of 50 dollars for Hannah Grace by a very

old lady named

> Grace! Isn't that funny?

> To make it even a little odder a friend of my mother in law

had donated

> some items to the garage sale that we are getting ready to have

(to help with

> our costs for the trip). My husband was about 20 some minutes

from our house

> across town to go pick up the things when a lady called and

wanted to donate a

> few things to our garage sale too. So like any normal human being

I asked

> her where she lived and said we would be over in a bit. You will

never guess

> where she lived!?!? She lived a two doors down from the other

lady. Isn't that

> weird? And one last funny story to add to my very odd day... This

morning I

> was talking to the writer at the newspaper this am and she was

telling of all

> the calls she got yesterday about the article. She started

laughing and told

> me this really crazy lady called and thought that for some bazar

reason we

> were going to institutionalize Hannah and she said it took her

about 30 minutes

> to convince the woman that we loved Hannah very much and had

decided to keep

> her.

> wife to Chad, Mommy to Hannah(RSS)almost 3, and Braxton

(Autism) almost

> 4, and foster son, 16 and a half y.o. (who will after 2 1/2

years at

> our home will be adopted this Friday for him for us, and

two other great

> kids that I inherited and and a partridge in a pear

tree.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

hey alicia!!

it's me again!! i just went to their web site to see if i could

read her article but you have to pay with a credit card $ & to read

it!!! if you can keep a copy for me i would love to read her

article!! maybe you could mail me one!!

jodie

> > Hi: just had some excitement the last few days that I wanted to

> share!

> > Hannah was on the front page of The Tulsa World (our main

> newspaper)! Her pictures

> > and the article took up more than 1/2 of the front page and

> continued on

> > another page. As a result I have gotten a few interesting phone

> calls this

> > morning and one donation of 50 dollars for Hannah Grace by a

very

> old lady named

> > Grace! Isn't that funny?

> > To make it even a little odder a friend of my mother in law

> had donated

> > some items to the garage sale that we are getting ready to have

> (to help with

> > our costs for the trip). My husband was about 20 some minutes

> from our house

> > across town to go pick up the things when a lady called and

> wanted to donate a

> > few things to our garage sale too. So like any normal human

being

> I asked

> > her where she lived and said we would be over in a bit. You

will

> never guess

> > where she lived!?!? She lived a two doors down from the other

> lady. Isn't that

> > weird? And one last funny story to add to my very odd day...

This

> morning I

> > was talking to the writer at the newspaper this am and she was

> telling of all

> > the calls she got yesterday about the article. She started

> laughing and told

> > me this really crazy lady called and thought that for some bazar

> reason we

> > were going to institutionalize Hannah and she said it took her

> about 30 minutes

> > to convince the woman that we loved Hannah very much and had

> decided to keep

> > her.

> > wife to Chad, Mommy to Hannah(RSS)almost 3, and Braxton

> (Autism) almost

> > 4, and foster son, 16 and a half y.o. (who will after 2

1/2

> years at

> > our home will be adopted this Friday for him for us, and

> two other great

> > kids that I inherited and and a partridge in a pear

> tree.

> >

> >

> >