From the monthly archives:

February 2008

Mountain Women

February 27, 2008

Soooooooooo sorry. Can you forgive me? I did not mean to exclude women from supporting Emma. Obviously, none of you women will be sporting beards anytime soon. As a couple of you pointed out, women have hair issues in the mountains as well. Ellen was quick to inform me that women are unable to shave [...]

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I’m looking haggard for a cause

February 25, 2008
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A tough decision reversed

February 23, 2008

Well, I spent last night agonizing over what was the best decision for Emma. Really, I spent many hours trying to convince myself that we needed to proceed with surgery on Monday even though I knew in my gut that it was the wrong thing to do.  We couldn’t bear to prolong this surgery any [...]

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Separated at birth?

February 22, 2008
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Rage against the machine

February 21, 2008

I’m not one to whine and complain, ok maybe I am … However, how hard is it to care for an infant?!!!! Apparently, Children’s Hospital of Seattle might actually have the most unorganized staff of any company, let alone hospital, in the world. Srsly. The philosophy of Children’s is throughput. Not personal care. Not family [...]

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Ellen speaks at Ignite last night

February 20, 2008

Photo Credit: Randy Stewart / Stewtopia

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Emma having fun at Children’s

February 18, 2008

[YouTube:qHVeJCyc_94] If you can’t see this video click here.

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Welcome Home Ella

February 16, 2008
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Ch-Ch-Changes

February 15, 2008
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Seattle, here we come!

February 14, 2008

Sorry I’ve taken so long to write a post, but things are progressing here in a good hurry. Emma is scheduled to move to Children’s Hospital tomorrow morning at 9am. Woo-Hoo! She’s going to spend a couple days in observation to determine how soon they can perform the VSD surgery. Once the surgery takes place, [...]

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