11.10.2011

Dear family and friends,

The past few months haven't been easy.  One really hard part of this journey has been having to be separated from our family and friends.  We've missed weddings, birthday parties, meeting newborn cousins, tailgating, and now holiday fun. 
As you all know, Rylynn's transplant means she will be very immuno suppressed for the next few months.  It gets better as time passes, but is something we'll always have to be conscience of.  Since her transplant we've had to restrict visitors even meaning that our siblings haven't seen Ry since she's been well. 
*This has been awful.  I wish Ry could see her aunts and play with her cousins.  I miss them all so much.  It's really, really hard being away from them.

But this is the responsible thing to do.  We have come a long ways and it's not worth risking her well-being.  We are still trying to decide what the holiday season will hold for our family of three and our much larger family too.

But back to the point of this blog.  I have to ask that we hold off on visitors until after the first of the year.  It means so much that many of our friends what to stop by and I'd give anything to catch up with you all, but again it's just not worth it.  So for now, keep sending texts and emails.  We will have to catch up another day, but appreciate knowing ya'll still love us :)

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

I love that you have the courage to do what is right. Everyone will understand and I am sure the holidays will work out in their own special way. There is no rule saying you can't put up the tree and celebrate several months from now with cousins and extended family. Ry has already proven she beats to her own drummer!

Anonymous said...

Ry is WELL worth the wait!!! I can't wait for all those happy reunions. I think it's so fitting that Ry is being discharged on a Sunday. Prayers for a smooth transition, and prayers for you. You'll continue to take care of Ry in an amazing way. We can't wait for our future, long awaited playmates!!!

Zach, Lucy and Bryce

Anonymous said...

"There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens...a time to weep and a time to laugh...a time to mourn and a time to dance... a time to embrace and a time to refrain from embracing...a time to tear and a time to mend..."
- Ecclesiastes 3

Anonymous said...

Awesome news and totally understandable. We can't wait to see her in person but know that it is necessary to keep her safe! She has lots to look forward to. We love you guys.
Nene, Lee, Shanlee and Cade

Anonymous said...

Thinking of you guys. Hope all is going well today.

Anonymous said...

If there's anything that I can do for you.... let me know. I live in the Dallas area and can do things if you need me to do them.

Pamela Curran(Debby Curran Brock's sister-in-law)