Surgery is not an option and probably won’t
ever be.
The MRI showed that her brain has not
developed very much since birth (we knew this, but seeing it on a MRI makes it
more real and possibly more awful)
She will never be a normally functioning
person (we knew this too) – our beautiful girl will have a lifetime of pretty severe challenges.
I don’t see a plan in all of this (but in my heart I know
there is one)
I want to say something inspirational and good
and I’m sure I will….just not today.
Allow Peyton - in all the ways that she gives you love - to help heal your heart. Because of Peyton, there are so many more of us who feel & show compassion to other people who are not "normal" because we understand a bit more than we did before we knew Peyton.
ReplyDeleteIt's ok to cry, to be sad, to let go - it helps to make room for the next series of hopes & dreams that you can make for her.
Love you guys - and you are in my prayers.