The time has come for our little girl to come home. I leave the end of the month to begin our short transition. We are all really excited and have been busy making the preparations. Macy's only request was that we paint her room pink. It is definitely pink! She doesn't know when the transition is taking place, but she knows it is coming up. We don't want to cause her the stress of the waiting. It could be too stimulating for her and cause a set back.
Macy is doing really well. Our phone visits are very pleasant. The last one nearly lasted a hour. She asked a lot about each of the family members and spoke of the things she would like to do when she is home. She is really into everyone birthdays. We just celebrated Tray's 10th, so Macy decided to make everyone cards. She asked if I would make 400 cupcakes for her birthday. She had remembered that I had made 600 to raise money for her. She thought I had gone onto Cupcake Wars to make the 600 cupcakes. She is so funny the way she thinks. In our conversation this week, in the middle of one of her subjects she stopped to tell me that she loves me and then continued on with what she was saying. So sweet!
I can't thank K enough for all she has done to help our little girl. She still has much to work on, but is attached and happy. She will always have RAD, but now can live as healthy, sweet, little girl. Thank you all for your love, prayers and support.
