
"For he will command his angels concerning you to guard you in all your ways;
they will lift you up in their hands..."
Psalm 91:11-12
Our sweet baby boy is 6 months old today and I can not believe how quickly this last 6 months has passed. Liam is such a sweet, happy, cuddly little guy and he is revealing more and more of his personality to us every day. As far as the doctors are concerned he is doing great! Over the past 6 months we have gone to the cardiologist every 6 to 8 weeks for routine check-ups and during those visits we have received good news on Liam's progress. Since the surgery on November 24th, where the doctors repaired his heart defect, he has remained stable and is not only growing and hitting all of his milestones as he should but he is THRIVING! Liam will have to have more surgeries in the future but that is not something we worry about because we know it is all in God's hands.
Liam is truly a miracle and such a blessing to us each and every day. He is the light of our lives and I feel that I can see God's glory shining through him every time I look into those big, beautiful, blue eyes. We thank God for granting us the honor of being Liam's parents and pray daily for strength, wisdom, peace, and understanding as we travel along this journey.
Since we are celebrating 6 months today, I thought I would give you 6 of my favorite things about Liam right now, although it will be a little difficult to limit myself since I love everything about him!
1. I love your beautiful blue eyes that seem to be getting more and more blue every day.
2. I love the sweet way you hold my hand as you are drifting off to sleep.
3. I love the way you place your little hand on the side of your face when you are getting sleepy.
4. I love that you smile, laugh, and kick with excitement when your daddy walks in the door from work.
5. I love that the first sound you are making is "mama, mama, mama" even though I know you have no idea yet that, that is me!!
6. I love that you love to sit and cuddle with me and with your daddy.












