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Those flowers did the trick. Your quilt looks great!
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Just what it needed! Soooo cheerful
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Crohn's Disease
How old is your granddaughter? Our youngest son, now 30, was diagnosed at 17 years old and was hospitalized 4 times, about once per year for the first years. He takes Remicaid infusions and has been doing well for quite some time. He plays recreational soccer in Raleigh, jogs, and has done the Raleigh triathalon. He is married with a 3-year-old son and a 6-month-old daughter. He has never been in total remission, which I pray will come, but if he feels okay, nothing stops him! I do hope your granddaughter gets to that point. |
Makes me smile. Great job!
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Originally Posted by wolph33
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and this one looked dull and drab-then I remembered I have some appliques cut.I take them with when my grand daughter is hospitalized with her Chrohn's disease .I still need to stitch around them-but they brighten it up.
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Haley was diagnosed about a year ago and has been in hospital 3 times so far-once for 2 weeks.She gets Remicaid infusions also.She has not been in remission but is kinda managed at this time.I stay with her in hospital so her mom can work.
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beautiful and the flowers do brighten it up a lot...... sorry about GD hope she id doing OK
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So cheerfully lovely!!!!
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The flowers really brighten up . healthy wishes to your graddaughter
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Good idea. That is a very bright and cheery quilt.
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