Friday, July 30, 2010
Oh well . . .
If there is anyone still following this, I think our journey has come to an end. It was quite an experience, but right now all hands are pointing to them choosing to parent instead of placing baby Tosh with us. We always knew it was a possibility. It's just too bad that it happened like this. It was our last chance before we have to move so this is the end for now. I'll just enjoy being the mom of two big boys that hardly need me. I have plenty of time to pursue my photography and running. I will be doing a marathon in October in Denver with my sis-in-law Mags and then after that I'll start training for some sprint Triathalons. I just need to learn how to swim first. Evan was pretty bummed and I need to pack up all the baby stuff I got out so I don't tear up every time I see it. I guess they haven't said a definite no but with what they are thinking and saying now, once they hold the little guy they won't be able to let him go. Anyway, that's all for now. . .
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ReplyDeleteMy heart aches for you. I am so sorry to hear this. Your family is in my prayers.
ReplyDeleteLove you Bethany!
Kimberly
Bawling. And aching for you. Can we for sure do lunch on Thursday (26)? You'll have to come get me/pick me up/meet me. :D I'll buy your lunch. xoxo.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry to hear that, Bethany.
ReplyDeleteBethany,
ReplyDeleteI am hopeful that things will work out for you. You never know why the Lord does that he does. I am thinking of you and miss you. Eva talks about you almost every day. Thanks for being such an awesome mom to my kids.
Sorry Bethany...
ReplyDeleteAhh, where are our happy endings when we want them...the way we want them? The promise of a BIG HAPPY ENDING is good, even great, but those disappointments along the way, some painful and bitter, can be so hard to swallow. You are a Supermom!...to 2 or 20. The proof is there now, and will be crystal clear to the whole world as your lineage carries down the line...generation upon generation. Much love to you and Matthew...
ReplyDeleteI'm slow to check my blogs, and the anxiety I felt just reading back a few months. . . I ache for you. With two months gone, I hope it's not as raw as it was. Thanks for letting us in. 'd love to talk on the phone when you get settled in Denver. So much to discuss, but in the meantime, I'll throw you some encouragement for your marathon -- really, you're doing a full? -- and sprint tri training. I just learned to swim and did my first tri in May. (Which happened to be our last blog update . . ) Sometimes the days crawl and the weeks fly . . . Love, Kathleen & Brett
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