Stories Collected While Living in France
Those of you who have followed me will remember Daisy.
My Godchild Daisy, the miracle child. When she was born (2008) she wasn't expected to live.
I was with her parents the day she was unhooked from life support.
A miracle happened, Daisy bloomed into full life.
Daisy and her pony Paris.
Daisy is a beautiful, outgoing, confident girl. I am so impressed by her.
Bloom on Daisy!
Thank you for the update on Daisy! She has grown to be a beautiful young woman. And quite an equestrian!
I remember Daisy! Yippee Daisy!
Always believe in miracles.
Go Daisy, and Paris! So grateful to see these two in these beautiful pictures, and receive this amazing update.
Hooray, and wonderful photos 🌼
Amazing and wonderful.
Much love to you all
Love Jeanne
How wonderful.
I have often wondered how she was doing, so happy for this update.
That is just wonderful news. Praise God.
Thank you for the update on Daisy. A miracle, indeed. JENNIE SF
Love these photos of her!
Félicitations Daisy et bonne continuation!
Corey, thank you for always reminding us (and sharing) of all the good/happiness in the world.
We returned from a few days with 2 of our 3 granddaughters with a renewed hope for the future and a profound appreciation for what these next generations will face as well as enhance.
Peace and love to all,
Grandma Ella
How wonderful!
We have our own miracle child in our family: my granddaughter who was not expected to live past two and never expected to sit up or crawl, much less walk or talk. She’s done all of that. She had her 18th birthday this month. She had cochlear implants when a preschooler and has been mainstreamed since kindergarten. She mostly makes A’s although higher level mathematics is a challenge for her. She’s delightful, kind, artistic, and beautiful, too. She definitely knows her own mind, but has the sweetest way of announcing her intentions to do exactly what she wants to do. She has plans for herself. I know from loving her how precious each moment with Daisy must be, how she’s taught you a different way of loving, a more fragile, delicate, and yet fierce way.
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