6 Years!!!!

I wasn't sure what to do.  Do we celebrate, do we just let it go as a normal day?  I don't want any girls to feel left out of this process.  It's a big deal for all of them.  All for one and one for all right?  When it came down to it...............I hadn't had cake in a while, and I had a hankering for some, so WE CELEBRATE!!!!!  
                                                      
(Hard to tell but the inside of the cupcakes have a red streak.  I told the girls that's the bone marrow :)






I brought donuts to school (because we all need a sugar buzz at school).  And cupcakes after supper.  For supper we had casserole, corn and strawberries.  All Brooke's favorites.  Seems silly saying.  The kid that we sang her praises when she licked a Cheeto, I am making her favorite foods because we are 6 years out of transplant.  WOW!!!!  I'm probably going to jinx the family here, but I don't know the last time she was hospitalized.  We didn't think we'd ever see the day.  PRAISE THE LORD!!!  But this day isn't about just Brooke and Megs, it's about all the ladies.  All they've endured, sacrificed, prayed and been stand up sisters and daughters.  They don't deserve a donut, they deserve the WHOLE donut shop and a cakery (if that's a word.  In my mind it's a bakery that only makes cake :)!!!!  WE LOVE OUR LADIES!!  And are so happy that we've been given time.  Our God is amazing!!!


Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.”
Joshua 1:9 NIV