At the farm after a swim. The temperature was in the low 100's at the end of September. Fortunately it has cooled off since then.
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In February 2005, Kara was diagnosed with a rare form of metastatic brain cancer – large cell neuroendocrine carcinoma. She is a devoted mother of two, and a caring and generous wife, sister and daughter. This blog was started to keep family and friends informed of Kara's progress. The thoughts and prayers Kara has received through this blog have been an unending source of hope and inspiration, including many kind and encouraging comments from people she has never met. We thank you all.
Kara & Her Family
Kara with her husband Matt and two children Emma (5) and Luke (3)
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- Cousins in Town
- Last Weekend
- Kara's Home
- Goes Home Tomorrow
- Still in the Hospital
- Update
- In the Hospital
- Luke at the Blue Bell Creamery
- Hurricane Luke
- Emma and her new "friend"
- Emma looking cool
- Luke Looking Cool at the Farm
- Back Home
- Chemo Starts Thursday
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This reminds me of when "The Kelly's" use to come to Denison for a visit. Granddad Warner always kept us busy! We'd go to Waterloo Lake where I fell in! We played baseball; I got hit in the nose with the ball - sitting behind the batter - smart, huh?!? I think they dubbed me "Cry Baby"! I don't know why my Cuz Karen didn't impart her wisdom to me! She never got touched...
THE BEST was when they got a boat; we all learned to ski! Yep! It was fun, fun, fun. Great Granny Scoggin and Granny Neta stayed at home so when we got back we were stuffed with THE BEST SOUTHERN food on earth! Then there was nap time on Great Granny's front porch. Oh, what a bit of Heaven we had - those were the days.
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