By BK -
We got a little more sleep last night, emphasis on the little. He's still very very fussy during the day and through the evening and its getting us feeling a bit overwhelmed. Rachel's been counting on some time to call people like the insurance companies and doctors but she hasn't had any since she's been dealing with Isaiah most of the time and any chance she gets she takes a nap (which I don't blame her for) Other than the lack of sleep for all of us, we're doing well!

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Anonymous said…
Glad to hear you're doing well :)

God won't give you anything you can't handle!

love in Christ-

Mat and Malia Lehnertz
August 14, 2008 at 4:52 PM
Unknown said…
I wish we could help. I'm not much of a baby person, but I'd be willing to babysit for a few hours, just to give you guys a break!

I'll say a few prayers for you instead. Mat and Malia have it right... with God ALL things are possible! Keep up the fight! We love you,

~Erin Beilke~
August 14, 2008 at 9:26 PM
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