no internet access at the lake house but so far so good!

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  1. Alex, Lauren, AJ and Dylan MatraleJuly 31, 2011 at 9:31 PM

    no news is good news! hope you are enjoying the lake! thinking and praying as always!

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  2. AnonymousAugust 1, 2011 at 9:10 AM

    Have a wonderful vacation. I just want to reiterate what so many others have commented to you. Ty is so special and has so many people praying for him daily. I hope it can relieve some of the burdon for you knowing how many people care for Ty and are wishing him well and praying for him. You are an amazing mom and you should never doubt that. Most of us have never been through what you are going through and it is difficult to even fathom the extent of the pain and emotion that you are going through. You handle it with such grace and dignity and always manage to put a positive light on things. I believe that Ty is such a special little boy who can beat the odds and will continue to do so.
    Have a wonderful and relaxing vacation.

    Ann from Buffalo

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  3. Colleen RosenAugust 1, 2011 at 5:42 PM

    Hi Cindy and Lou! I'm catching up on the blog and I wanted to send my love. As always I see a way for Ty's miracle and I pray u are all being guided to it. Many angels surround u at all times. Love and kisses!

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