It's the wheel of the world, spinning around...
This week has had me shedding both tears of happiness and tears of sorrow. On Monday, Kennedy had an MRI and follow-up with Dr. Stevenson, her Pediatric Neurosurgeon. The results showed that Kennedy's ventricles are finally starting to stabilize. This is such great news!!! I had begun to prepare for a shunt placement. Last year, Savannah's birthday party had been overshadowed by the idea of fetal surgery with Kennedy. I didn't want Savannah's birthday party to be overshadowed this year by a shunt placement. Kennedy goes back in September for another MRI and follow-up. In November around her 1st birthday she will have a sedated MRI where they will scan both her brain and her spine. The tears of sorrow came yesterday when I saw an update for a very special person in my life. A very good friend of mine is dying. This woman has been such a profound cornerstone in my life since the very beginning of our friendship. I first met the woman I affectionately call &qu