Throughout our health ventures we have tried to thank the many people who have been so kind and helped us in many ways. Today we want to thank those closest to us, those who have seen the worst and the best with us, our family. From the bottom of our hearts we thank each of the members of our family for all they have done. Many times Robert, Michael, Dana & Samantha were there to help when I could not handle the sugar lows or just needed advice on health problems. Thank God that He placed my two daughter-in-laws in health care fields. So many times Michael & Robert have come to my aid to either help with health issues or to help us with cutting wood and other things around the house. And the entire family has had to adjust our gatherings on numerous occasions and I know that was difficult at times. We also thank Christopher (Aaron's son in Kentucky) for all the calls & prayers. Even though he is far away we know he is always with us in thought and prayer. And we thank our wonderful grandchildren who have been real troopers all the way. I know they have had a real education in diabetes especially high & low sugar levels. I'm sure they were a little nervous at times but always hung in there with me. And even though Charlie didn't know it at the time, Aaron was in one hospital when he was born in another so I would travel from one to another - always showering in between. Rachel, Gracen & Emma have been so helpful to remind Aaron to check sugars (or at least ask me if he needed to do so) while Charlie, Mason and Sadie have just shown him their caring ways as they played with us. We heard from all of you almost daily during the hospital stay and loved it and you made us laugh. We love spending time with all of you and hope to get back to that soon. So to all of you from the youngest to the oldest: Mason, Sadie, Charlie, Emma, Gracen, Rachel, Christopher, Michael & Samantha, Robert & Dana - we love you all and pray for you daily. And we can't thank you enough but this is a stab at that thanks.
Love ya,
Grandma (Mom) and Aaron
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