Re: jax florida mystery gift/Diagnosis question

[Guest guest]

Sue,

I did not send the gift, but read the end of your post and wanted to

comment on something else. You said your daughter was diagnosed on

christmas eve. How do you handle that? We are quickly approaching

the 1st anniversary of Zach's diagnosis. It is a sad day and I was

curious how you handle the diagnosis being so close to a holiday.

We are trying to plan a day trip to get our minds off of it.

Sara

> would like to say thank you to the person(s) who sent the

tiger puzzle and the cute little white " hug me " musical bear. There

is only one problem, there is no name. I don't know if this is on

purpose or not and it doesn't matter. We just wanted to say thank

you for thinking of . It will be something for us to do

(like during the CODE T last night during the tornado warnings when

we had to sit out in the hall). It will definately come in handy.

> Anyway, thanks to whoever sent it, it really means a lot to us.

>

> L & H

>

> Sue Pettit of Tupelo, Mississippi

> mom to - 17 wocf, driving and being the most responsible

17 yo I have ever known, pitching her first season as a fast-pitch

pitcher for her softball team at school; - 13 wocf, playing

school baseball, trumpet in the band, and trying very hard to work

through the horrible hormone effects 13 yo have; - 12 yo

wcf and cfrd, diagnosed with cf at 8 days old at LeBonheur

Children's Medical Center in Memphis, TN on Christmas Eve, 1991,

currently playing basketball, softball, the flute in the school

band, and enjoying life to the fullest, now seeing Drs. Lyrene,

Makris, and Hagood at UAB Children's Hospital in Birmingham,

Alabama - all of whom are excellent doctors