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- We hung a weird rotating thing over Camilla's crib...
- It's a girl! Today was supposed to be Camilla's ze...
- Cute!
- Camilla cousins.
- We still sleep in the chair sometimes.
- Camilla has become very demanding. The moment she'...
- Camilla is three months old!
- To help you forget that last picture, here is one ...
- Eye exams aren't a lot of fun either.
- A ventriculoperitoneal (or "VP") shunt is a tube t...
- Camilla is back home!
- The neurosurgeons wanted to keep Camilla for anoth...
- Camilla is still in the hospital recovering. Frida...
- Surgery went well. Camilla is waking up and will g...
- It's been a week since Camilla came home. We'll mi...
- You have it easy, Ducky.
- Babies love surgery. Camilla is going to have more...
- Camilla had another head ultrasound and visit with...
- Here is a nice story that my mother sent. It's abo...
- Off-road baby. It's nice to finally take Camilla o...
- And then we dry the baby.
- You're not even getting my good side...
- We have a request for more bath pictures. What do ...
- For the first time in 11 weeks, we did not go to t...
- Stretching out at home.
- The ducky has landed! (Camilla in her car seat, pr...
- Camilla keeps life from getting too predictable. S...
- No surgery today.
- Camilla might be going in to surgery at 7:30 am; t...
- Everything is "mini" these days...
- Happy 4th of July Camilla. Hopefully your independ...
- I like how she holds her pacifier.
- Camilla hasn't needed the feeding tube since Thurs...
- It appears that Camilla's hydrocephalus is continu...
- Camilla passed her hearing test. We were already p...
- Guess what...
- Camilla is beginning to tolerate her mommy's kisse...
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Days pass and the years vanish and we walk sightless among miracles. Lord, fill our eyes with seeing and our minds with knowing. Let there be moments when your Presence, like lightning, illumines the darkness in which we walk. Help us to see, wherever we gaze, that the bush burns, unconsumed. And we, clay touched by God, will reach out for holiness and exclaim in wonder, "How filled with awe is this place and we did not know it."
April writes so beautifully, Paul captures the visual in an extraordinary way, and your precious Camilla continues to amaze me with her powerful spirit.
I'm afraid that I cannot take credit for the above prayer. It's a Jewish prayer, which I believe is one of many said on the Sabbath. I came across this prayer in a book I am currently reading titled My Grandfather's Blessings: Stories of Strength, Refuge, and Belonging, which was written by Rachel Naomi Remen, M.D.
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