(Mak, Kelli, Tim and Katie on the hospital patio.)When we got back inside, we went into the hospital playroom. While Tim and Cory played a football game on the Wii, the girls painted and played with surgical dolls. They had the best time putting on caps and masks, putting bandaids on the dolls and other "hospital" things. Later that night at home, Mak decided to be a doctor and performed a rotation plasty on all three dolls!
(Mak-a future doctor?)Mak has been hauling her doll everywhere! I guess this is her way of coping with Tim's situation. Mak and Tim have also been hanging out a lot, playing "Rock Band" and having sleep-overs in Tim's room. It's so nice to see them together and getting along:)
(The three rotation plasty dolls: Katie's, Mak's, and Kelli's)
5 comments:
One more round done, and not too many left to do, right? Love how the dolls got rotationplasty done also!! That totally made me smile.
That is so cute with the dolls. My girls keep playing like their dolls have cancer, too. Cute, but kind of sad. I'm glad Tim is doing so well. His weight sounds great--I think we are going to have to seriously consider the appetite stimulants for Steven, too, or he is going to end up with a feeding tube!
Your family is so beautiful. How are you doing? I hope you guys are having a fun summer :) Oh, I tried to text you about the flight points you had...I will try you again :) ...how exciting for Tim...7th grade! I've been meaning to tell you, the BYU blanket and pillow case we put in cole's crib and it fits perfect...he sleeps with them every night and he loves how soft they are :)
I sewed a bunch of those dolls for Primary's last year. I'm glad to see they are being put to good use!
Thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing your inspiring story. I wrote this blog post really, for myself, to explain how much your story has touched me. http://jana-the-banana.blogspot.com/2011/07/hero.html
Janalyn
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