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Just wanted to let you know I am thinking of your baby girl on this day. I have never wrote, but you made me a better mother. Thank you
Amber C
- Tuesday, December 18, 2007 0:15 AM CST

Just wanted you to know we are thinking about you.

The Braders <marla.brader@gmail.com>
Fairfield, IA ISA - Monday, December 17, 2007 5:20 PM CST

Happy Birthday Angel Allie. You are always close in thought

Robin Brunet <robinb@start.ca>
Bradford, ontario Canada - Monday, December 17, 2007 5:49 AM CST

Jenny,

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Jennifer
Canada - Tuesday, December 11, 2007 11:14 AM CST

Keeping you in my thoughts during the Holiday season and in my prayer's always.

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Edmonton,Alberta/Canada, - Tuesday, December 11, 2007 0:33 AM CST

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- Friday, December 7, 2007 2:24 PM CST

Something tells me I am not posting in the right place but since you switched over to your new "Mama's" site I'm just realizing how long its been since I've tried to sign your guest book or acknowledge that I am part of your ongoing fan base. I've been with you since the original Allie posts via Babycenter, and have since felt compelled to keep up with your lives. You guys are an inspiring little family and it has been fun to watch Maggie grow. My own two daughters are 8/03 and 1/06 babies, and sharing in your struggles and triumphs has helped me to appreciate every single day.
Anyway...the point of this email is to compliment what is clearly an amazing photoshoot! Maggie is beautiful!! And 100% joy, captured on film. I am feeling badly for not planning a photoshoot like this with my own girls, but I have to imagine the kind of magic you got with yours is in limited supply...(and I live too far away to test that hypothesis with your photographer).
Hope you all enjoy the upcoming holiday season!
Robyn
New Canaan, CT 06840 - Sunday, November 25, 2007 9:21 PM CST

Dear Jenny ~

God stumbled me onto your original site for Allie tonight, simply by typing the word "nutrapenic" into my search bar. There were no links, no choices, just your postings starting with Week 1 immediately popped up onto my screen.

Why was I searching that keyword? Because my Mom was diagnosed four weeks ago with breast cancer, and had her first chemo Tx last Friday. Complications since her lymph node surgery and severe reactions all this week to the TAC chemo, have landed her in the hospital as of last night, and now she is under nutrapenic precautions. Tonight I went back to check on her at 10pm, massaged her for an hour & it thankfully put her to sleep, then came home to go online to learn more so I'd have more info for Mom & our family. Two hours later, I still haven't left your site.

And while I haven't learned a thing more about nutrapenic precautions, your honest, soulful story of beautiful Allie's fight and your courageous will to continue life, reminds me that the most important things my family can know to support Mom & each other are faith, hope & love.

Thank you for your time & heart, Jenny ~
God bless,
Dianna

Dianna DeMond <dldemond@hotmail.com>
Green Bay, WI USA - Friday, November 16, 2007 1:10 AM CST

nice photo section and whole page generally - thx!

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Robo
NY, NY USA - Wednesday, November 14, 2007 10:41 AM CST

Wow, Maggie turned 2? :) Amazing!

Happy Birthday ( real late )

She is beautiful...

Thinking of you all.

SHELLY *Flutterbugs9903*
Surprise, az USA - Tuesday, November 13, 2007 3:51 PM CST

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Stefan
Hamburg, Germany - Saturday, November 10, 2007 3:39 PM CST

Hi Jenny, I've followed your family from the first post. I'm glad to see everything is going well for you. I checked this site for the first time again (I've been following your blog)a couple of weeks ago. I checked Dana's link and was upset to see she had a return of her cancer. Nothing has been posted since July. Can you update us as to how she's doing? Many have asked for an update but to no avail. We'd all like to know.
JoanneAnderson
Boston, MA USA - Monday, October 29, 2007 7:35 PM CDT

Happy 2nd Birthday Maggie!!
Robin Brunet <robinb@start.ca>
Bradford, Ontario Canada - Friday, October 26, 2007 2:15 PM CDT

Happy Birthday Maggie!!! I have always been a follower of your site and visit you daily on your blogspot!! Just wanted to wish sweet Maggie a wonderful birthday, I know her "special big sis" ALLIE is smiling down on her and celebrating the BIG 2 today!!!
Dawn Pickens <dpickens_42@yahoo.com>
Beaumont, Tx - Friday, October 26, 2007 1:59 PM CDT

Hi... I just came across your wesite by accident when I was searching on google. My name is Allison Leigh Scott and I live in California. I didnt understand what the sight was about at first then I read Allies story (my dad calls me Allie as well) and I sat at the computer the entire time I worked today reading all your blogs and looking at the pictures. I cried through most of work... im sure everyone who saw thinks Im a nut case. I already called my mom and my brother (who is in med school in DC and is doing a rotation in the childrens hospital out there), and made them read it. Thank you for sharing so much of your life for others to read (sometimes complete strangers). Your daughter Maggie is so adorable!
Allison Leigh Scott <scott064@csusm.edu>
Lake Forest , CA 92630 - Sunday, October 21, 2007 2:08 PM CDT

I read your post recently about it amazed you to see so many people still coming to the site, and Im sure kinda weird too...

Im glad you can see why we do. Allie changed my life, it's amazing how many things I changed about me, and my children and everything I do because of her life. Every year, I still collect donations for my light the night walk in honor of her, I still go to other children's sites who are suffering and donate to them and pray for them. Before Allie... cancer was just a word.

thanks for sharing Allie's life, and legacy, and more thanks for allowing us to share your joy with Maggie. It's been a wonderful read.

Much love and many prayers.

Shelly Castaneda *Flutterbugs*
Surprise, AZ 85379 - Tuesday, October 9, 2007 4:39 PM CDT

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malone, ny frankin - Saturday, September 29, 2007 9:47 PM CDT

Hi! I come back here every now and then cause I want to see Maggie and my goodness how big and adorable she is!! those are awesome portraits, thank you for sharing and
I also do come back to see Allie, I was here when you were sharing her story and i'll never forget her or you. I'm so glad you're still staying in touch here.
roseanna
roseanna jimenez <roseannamjimenez@yahoo.com>
irving, tx - Friday, September 21, 2007 3:29 PM CDT

It is sobering how we parents are all connected by our courageous children. My Robert, age 5, is said to be in remission from medulloblastoma brain tumor, diagnosed 11/22/05. All our children touch the lives of so many. I know God has a purpose, and I believe He is not only using our precious little ones for His glory, but through their angelic voices and innocent faces, many hearts are being melted and won to the Lord. Heaven is real and it is overflowing with beautiful brave children who faught the good fight and are waiting to see their moms and dads again some day.
God Bless
Cathy
Cathy Kelley <cathyak@comcast.net>
Vancouver, wa 98693 - Thursday, September 20, 2007 2:13 AM CDT

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Steven
Stettin, Poland - Sunday, September 16, 2007 7:04 AM CDT

I'm sorry I'm late by a day, but I did think of you guys yesterday and precious Allie! I hope you were able to hold onto those memories and find comfort in those. I know its been a rough week, but I have thought of you'll all week.
Christina
- Friday, September 14, 2007 4:15 PM CDT

Thinking of your family today and everyday.

Each time I hear the song "When September Ends" by Green Day, I think of you and your post 2 years ago....

You look very pretty with the brown hair.
Jenn Hartley <ronjenn696@prodigy.net>
- Thursday, September 13, 2007 2:34 PM CDT

Thinking of you all today, and remembering Allie always.
Robin Brunet <robinb@start.ca>
Bradford, Ontario Canada - Thursday, September 13, 2007 7:56 AM CDT

Thinking of you and your family today.
I hope you get to spend your day remembering your beautiful angel Allie & your precious Maggie.
With Love,
Amy
Amy McEvoy <amcevoy@kaypentax.com>
Lincoln Park, NJ USA - Thursday, September 13, 2007 7:51 AM CDT

Jenny, Andrew and Maggie,
I'll be thinking of you today and hoping that you and your family have a beautiful day full of happy memories of your beautiful girl.

My internet at work allows me to read your blog, but it won't let me post a comment or view your pitures. :( Darn restricted access!
Jenn Huston
South Bend, IN - Thursday, September 13, 2007 7:41 AM CDT

Jenny,
Thinking of you and Allie today, not a day goes by that something does not remind me of her and her wonderful smile.
Melissa <kidplay@cox.net>
Roanoke, VA - Thursday, September 13, 2007 6:08 AM CDT

Thinking about you all today and will hold you all in my prayers tomorrow, too. I'm so sorry you lost Allie, and I don't believe that I will ever forget her or how she changed the way I think about life, death, and love.
LisaW from Friends of Heroes
Morgantown, WV - Wednesday, September 12, 2007 2:02 PM CDT

I know you have moved to the other site, but I just wanted to let you know I am thinking about you as the anniversary of Allie's passing draws near!
Adrianne Kincade
Mansfield, TX - Tuesday, September 11, 2007 4:33 PM CDT

God Bless you!
Pam Blea
- Tuesday, September 11, 2007 1:53 PM CDT

Hi, Jenny! Please don't stop writing...ever! They say that we write, not to be understood, but to understand. Jenny, I have a student this year, a junior, who stands out as the most exemplary in terms of courage and cheer. She is fighting ALL and when she comes into class, she lights up the entire room. What a girl! How dare anyone complain, about anything, when you see courage like that!
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Dear Jenny...
My name is Emily and 5 weeks ago leukemia took the life of my 2 yr old, Alivia. Someone sent me a link to your pages and said your life had been inspiring to them. I can agree. Alivia had a bone marrow transplant and it actually worked, unfortunetly the treatment for GVHD gave her a secondary cancer called PTLD and that is what killed her.

I am glad to see that you still smile in pictures, that you have another child and don't keep her in a bubble. I have no other child and wonder if I will be always looking over my shoulder waiting for something terrible to happen. Alivia was never sick, she had one ear infection in her whole first year.

I read your post on why do babies get cancer. I couldn't second that more. That is something I could live to be 100 and never understand.

Thank you for sharing Allie's life and your life now. For someone going through the same thing it means so much.
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Alivia's blog address is aliviarachelhaughery32005.blogspot.com if you want to read her life story.
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- Sunday, August 12, 2007 11:31 AM CDT

I have followed this site since my son, now 3 years old, was just a baby. Because of your story, I donate blood (when they'll take it :) ), my dad, my little cousin, and I signed up for the National Bone Marrow Registry, and now that I am expecting our second child, I have begun the process of donating cord blood. Your family has made such a difference in the lives of so many. Thank you for sharing and showing each of us what we can do to help.
Melissa
- Tuesday, August 7, 2007 10:16 AM CDT

ahhhhhhhh, Just looking over Maggie's one year old photo's that were taken by Sugar Photography. Totally cute. She looks a lot like her big sister, Allie. Beautiful children :P

I love your new blog too, I read it here and there when I remember, LOL. ( Bad memory ) - but I often think of you all and have to get a peek at the cutie ( Maggie ) and visit my memory lane on Allie once in a great while.

You look amazing, your family is thriving - Glad you are having fun with camp, and I hope all continues on the road you are on, even through your worst days!
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- Tuesday, July 24, 2007 8:54 PM CDT

Hi Jenny,
I've been following this site for years and have been constantly inspired by you and your family. It is your beautiful daughter Allie that has inspired me to pursue a career in nursing. I started taking classes when Allie was having her treatments and will finally be starting clinicals this fall. It was Allie's courageous fight that has inspired me to specialize in pediatric oncology. I hope to make a difference in the lives of the beautiful children inflicted with cancer and I will do so in memory of Allie.

Kristen
- Tuesday, July 17, 2007 9:23 AM CDT

Jenny--I'm hoping you're still checking this guestbook...I couldn't post a comment to your new blog without creating an account.

Anyway, I've been following Allie's story since June 2004. I check here often for updates on Maggie and to see what you and Andrew are up to. I have enjoyed reading your entries from the beginning, and I was happy to see that you have the blog now. In the spirit of your new blog site, I've officially switched the link in my favorites from a special "Allie" folder to my "fun" folder. I've already enjoyed the few entries you've posted and look forward to reading more.

Also, I have to tell you that I love the pictures on the sidebar of you & Andrew, Maggie and Allie. You can truly see which parent each girl looks like. For all the pictures I've seen of your family, I never noticed it as much as I did on your new blog. Please don't ever change those pictures! :)

I don't post here often, but I feel as if I know you. Each time I visit your blog, I feel compelled to write you, so I finally did. Thanks so much for sharing your life with us via cyberspace. You're such an inspiration to me, and I thank you for helping me to be a better mom, wife and friend.

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Roseville, CA 95661 - Thursday, July 12, 2007 8:55 AM CDT

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Buffalo Grove, Il USA - Wednesday, July 11, 2007 11:28 AM CDT

Hey Jenny! I love your new blog, but still come back here to look at pics of both beautiful girls! We just got back from TX, we were in Arlington/Dallas area for a wedding, then we went to Forth Worth before flying back home to the stockyards. We thought of you guys while we were there :-)
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- Tuesday, July 10, 2007 3:33 AM CDT

Okay, sad to say, but I nearly had a panic attack reading the first sentence of your most recent entry! I was quickly relieved to see that your blog will go on, just in a different place. I have been following your "story" for almost 3 years now. I found out about you through babycenter.com, when Allie was quite sick and people were trying to get the word out for prayers. Well, it couldn't have come at a better time for me. I had just had my daughter (6/8/04) and was in the throws of post-partum depression. Reading about what you were going through, really shook my world and made me appreciate what I had, a healthy little girl. Suddenly, her colicky screams didn't seem so bad. I rejoiced when I was able to tend to her in my sleep deprived stupor. I counted my blessings. You will never know how much your journal helped me through that time in my life. I hate that it was at your expense, but I know you would be happy to know that something positive was happening out there in the world, through you, Andrew, and most of all Allie.

I can remember the night Allie passed away clearly. I have two older boys, who were also following sweet baby Allie's progress, and that night we were running errands, and I just had this feeling to start praying. We all prayed for her in the car at that moment. It was the most beautiful night that night. The kind where when the sun is setting, the whole sky is colored in hues of orange and red. Breathtaking! At the same time, Chris Rice's song "Untitled hymn", also known as, "Come to Jesus" came on. That song has reminded me of Allie ever since. Even though we were praying so hard for her to remain here on this earth, I just knew then that the Lord had other plans. So many people have been touched by your little girl, more than you will ever know! She will forever live on in my thoughts, as I'm sure she will for others as well.
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Novi, Mi USA - Thursday, July 5, 2007 10:44 PM CDT

Hey Jenny! The new blog looks good! Good luck wtih Weight Watchers, I've been doing it for a few months and have lost 20 pounds. I hit a bump this week but overall it's a constant loss.
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Owings, MD - Tuesday, July 3, 2007 12:59 AM CDT

loved the new site and the new pics of Maggie! I have followed this site for a while now, it will be hard to not come back here and see my "sweet Allie's face', I know she will lovingly thought of daily! ALLIE WILL ALWAYS HOLD A SPECIAL PLACE IN MY HEART! I know this journal has had some tears and laughter, it is filled w/memories of Allie w/both good and bad times! Thank you
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Hk Hong kong - Thursday, June 28, 2007 7:16 PM CDT

Hi, Jenny, this site has been such an inspiration. I just checked out your blog and it looks great. I was just curious. Are you doing Camp Discovery this year? Benji is going again and he's getting really excited. I hope you're staying dry where you are. We're getting some flooding here in San Antonio.
Take care and God bless,
Loriann

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Selma, Tx - Thursday, June 28, 2007 3:58 PM CDT

This site is a beautiful tribute to Allie. I have been touched by each and every entry. Thank you.

a canadian <bellepreacher@tahoo.ca>
somewhere in canada, canada - Thursday, June 28, 2007 11:32 AM CDT

This has been and will remain a beautiful site dedicated to Allie. I have followed you from when Allie was sick and I have been touched deeply by your strength and commitment to helping others after your loss.
I will continue to follow your blog (such a great name!) about your lovely family.
God bless
Jennifer
Italy, - Thursday, June 28, 2007 11:18 AM CDT

Jenny, Andrew and dear Maggie,

I got turned on to your website from a Weight Watchers message board and I went on to lose 107 pounds, have about 80 more to go, but I WILL get there and so will you. I just re-read the last days of Allies little life and cried my eyes out. We lost our niece 4 years ago to a car accident at age 22. I think I was crying for her too.

Please know you are in my prayers and you have deeply touched my heart.
Tracey <pinkgirlzilla@yahoo.com>
New Castle, DE USA - Thursday, June 28, 2007 10:30 AM CDT

Hi Jenny!
Long time follower here. Just wanted to say that I am right there with you with the weight loss. I too started losing the weight, but put it right back on, and have been having a terrible time losing it ever since my baby was born a year ago. Oh well. I also wanted to mention Baby Ethan (ethanpowell.com). I received a notice through my Myspace about his dilemma, and the first person I thought of was you. With your honorable work, I thought maybe you could send the mom an email or what have you. They are a young couple trying to come to terms with leukemia. Anyway, Maggie is just adorable, and I love all the pics that you share. I can see Allie in her eyes!
Debbie <dscott6599@comcast.net>
Fresno, CA - Tuesday, June 26, 2007 7:09 PM CDT

Good luck on your weight loss! Its a tough journey, but I know you can do it!
DeAnne Allshouse <jdta3@yahoo.com>
Roy, UT - Tuesday, June 26, 2007 10:06 AM CDT

Good for you on your new quest to become healthier! I am just starting the same quest...though I have a LOT farther to go than you as I have about 80 lbs to lose. I am a lot like you (eating when I'm stressed, happy, sad, etc). My father had a malignant brain tumor 4 yrs ago, and in the 13 months after his diagnosis until he passed away we BOTH ate. ALOT. I think we both gained about 25 lbs in that timeframe. And here it is almost 4 yrs after his death, and I haven't lost any of it. In fact I think I have gained another 25 lbs since then. I really want to get healthy so I can be around for my three kids for a long time, so I need to get on it. It's just so hard and I always end up falling back to the same bad habits. Anyways...now that I've written a book...Good luck with weight watchers and exercise!! I know you'll do great!
Jen
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sunny <123@126.com>
- Monday, June 25, 2007 8:20 PM CDT

I've never heard it articulated quite like that. I have been struggling with the same weight, and, honestly, in my mind, if I lose this weight then everything WOULD be perfect, and something bad might happen. I too am SUCH an emotional eater.

Thank you for this post!
Rachel (pipsylou.typepad.com)
Rachel <pipsersmom@gmail.com>
KC, MO USA - Monday, June 25, 2007 5:19 PM CDT

Good luck in your lifestyle change! I too am like you. I am an emotional eater and go up and down on the scale just the same. Although I have lost 30lbs since October, I have 10 more to go but gosh those 10 lbs are seeming impossible! Here's to getting healthy together!!
Adriane Kincade
Mansfield, TX - Monday, June 25, 2007 2:59 PM CDT

Jenny,
I'm with you on the wanting to get healthy mode. My two daughters, both under 4, need a healthy mommy. They watch what I eat (which is a bunch of crap, and as much as I want) and I'm afraid I may contribute to their bad habits. SO Today is my day to start my new journey too! GOODLUCK TO YOU! I know what a difference 16 lbs. make! You can do it! Maggie wants her mama to be happy! You deserve to be too!

Liz Dodds
Topeka, KS USA - Monday, June 25, 2007 11:09 AM CDT

I am afraid our weekend did not help your WW cause. I tentatively got on the scale this morning - I gained 2 pounds!

It was so worth it, though.
Tracey R <tracey.robinson@gmail.com>
Austin, TX - Monday, June 25, 2007 8:06 AM CDT

Good luck, Jennie! I am at the same place - needing, wanting a lifestyle change. Not just to look good but to feel good. I'm cheering for us!

Anita
- Sunday, June 24, 2007 10:32 AM CDT

I can completely relate to you regarding the weight issue. I am pretty much in the same place as you are about how I feel about my weight right now. I also want to start Weight Watchers, but can't get completely motivated to take that step yet. I am also a total comfort eater so this entry really hits home with me. Good luck with the weight loss and lifestyle change! I hope I have the courage to do the same thing very soon.
Jennifer Janis <jmjanis@comcast.net>
Little Rock, AR - Saturday, June 23, 2007 10:29 PM CDT

I have been visiting your sight for almost 3 years now. I feel like I know you, but I've never met you. Modern Technology...Hmmm. Anyway, I am also on WW. Good Luck. I've lost 14lbs and would love to be a baggy size 12. I am now a baggy size 16 and can fit in my 14's. WooHoo Like you, I just want to be a size 10. ;) If you are up for any home excercise videos, I would recommend Turbo Jam (love Chalene Johnson) and Yoga Booty Ballet. If you ever wonder who some of the people are who visit your site, you are welcomed to take a glance into mine. www.myspace.com/bmleiva

My best to you and yours
Bridget
Bridget <bmleiv@gmail.com>
Seattle, WA USA - Saturday, June 23, 2007 0:49 AM CDT

Jenny, I understand exactly what you mean about comfort eating! I have lost almost all the weight I want (just a few to go) and a trainer gave me some great tips (and I never joined the gym). One was to dance like crazy to music and my kids love that--we do it a couple of times a day . . . and I mean crazy aerobic activity here! Also, doing crunches or leg lifts or jogging in place during the commercials of your favorite tv shows (it is so easy when you know you are only doing it for 2 minutes at a time)! I have added some more structured activities, but that is how I started it and it was easier when I was having fun! Good luck to you!
Busy Mom of Two
Woodstock, GA - Friday, June 22, 2007 7:10 PM CDT

Jenny you should be very proud of yourself. It's very hard to lose the weight. I have found that exercising is best when I enjoy what I am doing. I have teamed up with Team in Training and whether it's riding or walking it never seems like exercising because I know that there are kids out there that have gone though so much worse. You know the cause well. Hang in there it will come off.
Teresa <TRehfeld44@aol.com>
San Antonio, TX US - Friday, June 22, 2007 6:00 PM CDT

I have been reading your blog for a long time, I just had to drop in and say hi after reading your latest blog entry! I'd like to point out a few resources for you (I'm still trying to lose the baby weight from my last kid - can you still call it baby weight when they're almost 3 yrs old?) Anyway, I have been using Russian kettlebells, and I am telling you, they are awesome! You can get an amazing workout in in about 10 - 20 minutes, and it will tone you like you wouldn't believe! A great workout for a busy mom! Here's a few links:
http://tracyrif.blogspot.com/ (she lost 100 pounds in a year)
http://giryastrength.com/ ( a gym that gives a lot of good info!)
Good luck with the weight loss, it totally sucks, but I know you can do it!!!

-Christine
http://sweetadelinekc.blogspot.com/
Christine <tinebean@donttouchme.com>
Prairie village, KS USA - Friday, June 22, 2007 10:44 AM CDT

Jenny, I applaud you for your honesty and am cheering you on all the way! We all have our ways of "stuffing" down our pain. Like you, I use food as my comfort too. Oh how I "medicate" myself with junk food ... ugh! The key is understanding why we do it and making changes from there, and you're on the right track!! Best wishes to you as you walk the path to a healthier lifestyle so you can chase that precious toddler around even more!! Keep us posted so we can keep encouraging you!

(P.S. I haven't abandoned HFC volunteering! The timing hasn't worked out for me for a while but you guys are in my heart all the time and I'll call Cheryl again soon!)

Kathy Sanders <kathy_sanders@tx.rr.com>
Richardson, TX - Friday, June 22, 2007 10:37 AM CDT

Jenny, I have never actually posted here but have followed your family's struggles. When I read your post today, I felt I had to post. We have a golden retriever who is the ONLY reason I get up and walk in the mornings. It is not that I enjoy walking but she won't quit giving me "that look" until I get dressed and grab her leash. The one advice I can give you (having had to lose weight after six different pregnancies and this year just because I got lazy)...it did not go on overnight and it will not come off overnight so don't get discouraged. It is worth it to feel better if for no other reason than to be able to easily chase down the toddler in your life! :)
Maggie
Maggie Theiring <theiring@earthlink.net>
Whitehouse, TX - Friday, June 22, 2007 10:03 AM CDT

Jenny,
I am in the same boat you are with the weight issue. The exact same thing happens to me. I yo-yo back and forth. And I think I look good in an outfit and then see a picture. Wow! I didn't look anything like that in the mirror. You are one of the strongest people I know (though blog) and I know you can win this challenge. You can do it! Enjoy your summer!
Christine
Christine Skiles <christine.skiles@the401kcompany.com>
Austin, TX - Friday, June 22, 2007 8:26 AM CDT

Jenny,
I know what you mean about the bad eating habbits. When I got married 9 1/2 years ago I weighed 135 lbs. After a couple kids, back surgery, death of my father-in-law and being a stay-at-home mom, I was up to 244!! I am a tall woman, 5'10 but still 244!!
I wanted to lose weight and help someone. So I decided to do a fundraiser for The Katia Solomon Foundation. I started on 1-1-07 and I've lost 45 lbs. so far!! My fundraiser ends the end of this month but I'll continue losing weight. My goal was to lose 50lbs. and raise $1000. I'm really close to meeting both of them!! I'm using "You On A Diet, The Guide To Waist Management" by Dr. Oz. It's a great book and has helped me so much.
Good luck Jenny, I know you can do it!!
http://www.myspace.com/austinlukeandsavannahsmom
Amy Nasworthy <mnasworthy@tampabay.rr.com>
St.Pete, FL - Friday, June 22, 2007 6:50 AM CDT

Jenny, I feel like I know you as I have been on this site since the VERY beginning. I have read your struggles and felt your pain. To this day everytime I see a butterfly I think of your Angel Allie. Maggie is such a sweet baby and so beautiful. You have an amazing family and you do great work. Let yourself be happy. You know first hand how quiclky life can change. Dont spend forever holding back for fear of the unkown. Live every moment to the fullest and have no regrets. Good luck with your weight loss journey. Do the things you love with the people you love and you will have success.
Nicole
Ithaca, NY USA - Friday, June 22, 2007 6:43 AM CDT

Jenny,
I just wanted to tell you how much of an inspiration you and Allie have been in people's lives. I know that you must hear it all the time but I just want you to know it again what a difference you have made. I also wanted to say that I am interested in starting a non-profit organization and did not have the first clue as to how to get started. Do you know of a website that would be helpful to me? I would greatly appreciate it. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers everyday. Best wishes,

SSG Megan Browning
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Megan Browning <jmktbrowning@yahoo.com>
Kapolei, Hi USA - Thursday, June 21, 2007 9:51 PM CDT

I just wanted to write and tell you how adorable I think that Maggie is :) I know that you already know that :) My son, Tyler, was born on December 20, 2003. I met you on Babycenter, though there were so many people in that birth club I know that you may not remember me. I have followed your journals for the last few years now and am so happy to see how many great things have happened for you and your family since Allie's passing. Maggie was defintely sent to you to heal your heart in her own special way. Allie was a beautiful baby and I was very saddened by your loss. At the time, I didn't have a computer in my home. I went to the library and checked on your posts and read that she had passed. I walked out of the library in tears that day and haven't known how to express any of my feelings to you until now. I lost my mother, who was only 48, a little over a week ago due to a severe brain injury. It was certainly untimely, and I don't know if I will ever fully understand. But what I do know, is that God works in mysterious ways. God will bless you and your family.

Love,
Kelly
Kelly Winters <kbellycheer00@yahoo.com>
- Monday, June 18, 2007 9:57 PM CDT

I have followed your story beginning with Allie, and also with Sam's family. If you could, please update us on how Sam's mother is doing.
Sherry
Frisco, TX USA - Monday, June 18, 2007 2:55 PM CDT

She looks more and more like her mamma with every photo!!
Caroline
Los Angeles, CA - Friday, June 15, 2007 6:29 PM CDT

Maggie is so beautiful and getting so big! I have to tell you that I still check your page often for updates on you guys and Maggie. Following Allie's story touched me so profoundly that I still feel compelled to see how you are doing. I am always so happy to see Maggie's smiling face and to hear what you are up to. I really never thought I could be so touched by a complete stranger, but, that was before I became a mom and realized how easy it is to empathize with the pain and sorrow of another mom, as well as the joy and happiness. I wish you all the best and keep sharing that precious girl with us!
danielle <dwilkinson621@yahoo.com>
memphis, tn - Monday, June 11, 2007 1:15 PM CDT

Maggie is adorable! Look at those curls! Jenny, I have a link to a myspace page and was really hoping you might have some words for this young momma. Her son is now in the ICU for shaken baby sydrome from being at the babysitters. You are so inspiring I thought maybe you could life her up with your words.

www.myspace.com/kristyreynolds
Stephanie
Zimmerman, MN USA - Monday, June 11, 2007 9:11 AM CDT

Love the new photos of Maggie and of your friend's wedding. You look wonderful :) Always check up on you and your family. Bless you.
Lori Starkey
Frederick, MD USA - Monday, June 11, 2007 8:30 AM CDT

Maggie is such a doll. She will grow to love the water soon enough and then you will find it hard to keep her out of the water (including the water hose)! I hope you have a wonderful summer with her!
Janis <jmrodg2@aol.com>
Rossville, GA USA - Sunday, June 10, 2007 5:33 PM CDT

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test <test@test.com>
- Saturday, June 9, 2007 8:40 AM CDT

My family & I were at the zoo the other day & this picture reminded me of Allie. I hope your all doing well. Hugs!

DeAnne Allshouse
Roy, UT USA - Friday, June 8, 2007 12:41 AM CDT

Hi Jenny! Haven't signed in awhile, though I think of you & your family often. You all looked radiant at your brother's wedding. Got your HFC letter in the mail just yesterday - I'll help in any way I can - all the way from Virginia!

Take care, and know that you guys are never far from my thoughts!

Angie Dotson <adotson@chum.net>
Earlysville, VA USA - Tuesday, June 5, 2007 9:19 PM CDT

Hi Jenny,

I saw you and your sweet family at Genghis Grill the other night and wanted to come up and say "Hello," but felt like I'd be intruding on your dinner. Maggie is a DOLL! I have been keeping posted by your occasional blogs and by my sister-in-law, who works with your mom. She told me about D. I hope all is well. Please give my love and prayers to her. Miss your regular posts, but sure can see why you are too busy to write! My four kiddos keep me hopping, too! I'm grateful for the summer and time to rejunvenate and recollect. I'm out of school/teaching, so if you guys need any help up at HFC, please let me know. I'd be more than happy to help out!
Kristin Simmons <Kristinsimmons@mac.com>
Plano, TX USA - Monday, June 4, 2007 4:36 PM CDT

Holy smokes! Look who's growing up so fast. Wow! Maggie is so gorgeous and so big! Look at the hair!
Beautiful pictures! Love the toast, you and Jeremy obviously have a great relationship.
Karen
Stow, OH - Thursday, May 31, 2007 1:11 PM CDT

You family is beautiful Jenny, and that includes you! Maggie is just adorable, but I'm sure you knew that. :) Much continued happiness, health and love to you and your family. Thank you for making a true difference in the world.
Jessica
Monmouth, NJ USA - Thursday, May 31, 2007 9:41 AM CDT

What a sweet and awesome toast. It brought me to tears. Especially since I can relate - I grew up with only a brother for a sibling and can relate to every point you made - the good and the bad. :) Sadly I lost my brother way too young in a car accident - I miss him every day! That toast was very sweet and I know it meant a lot to Jeremy.
And that flower girl is just waaaaaay too cute! Wow - she is gorgeous. :)
Just wanted to post - I check in regularly but I haven't posted in several months and wanted to say hi!
Friends from SC,
Jenn and Abby
Jennifer Godwin <jenng30@yahoo.com>
Summerville, SC USA - Thursday, May 31, 2007 8:16 AM CDT

GORGEOUS! WOW! You all look fabulous, but especially you, Jenny! And the whole family looks so incredibly happy. What a toast, too -- you certainly did him proud!

Maggie, well, what can I say? She's absolutely adorable, and looking so much more like a toddler than a baby, too. Thanks so much for sharing the pics!
LisaW from Friends of Heroes <lisaweihman@juno.com>
Morgantown, WV - Wednesday, May 30, 2007 3:35 PM CDT

I am sitting here crying from the beauty of the toast. I have a younger brother and many of those things applied to us. We are still very close and I hope am never in your exact shoes but know that he too would be the first there if I needed him!
Adrianne Kincade <akincade@uta.edu>
Mansfield, tx - Wednesday, May 30, 2007 3:32 PM CDT

*tears* That was so beautiful Jenny!

You have a beautiful family. Congrats to your brother!
Jessica
Chickasha, OK USA - Wednesday, May 30, 2007 12:17 AM CDT

I just loved your entry. I have a girl and a boy and they go by Bubba and Sissy. I hope they have a great relationship like you and your brother.

Thanks for continuing to write in this journal.

Your flower girl is just adorable.
Carrie
Dallas, tx - Tuesday, May 29, 2007 11:24 PM CDT

Oh, I gasped when I saw the picture of Maggie as a flower girl! Such a beautiful, sweet little girl :)

You wrote a beautiful speech, I got tears in my eyes. I am an older sister of two (count 'em!) TWO brothers ;) Congratulations to your family on such a wonderful wedding :)
Erika Wilson
Reno, NV USA - Tuesday, May 29, 2007 8:52 PM CDT

Sis and Bubby - how cute! I love your speech! I don't have a brother so it was wonderful to read all the things a brother can be! Beautiful pictures too!
erin <lilfishie98@aol.com>
babylon, ny usa - Tuesday, May 29, 2007 8:45 PM CDT

I'm also a Sis with a Bubby that I completely adore. It's not always easy having a brother & there were times I definditely wanted to trade him in for a different model, but when it's all said and done, I can't imagine having a childhood without him. Your toast made me teary...it was perfect!

Beautiful pictures of a beautiful day!!
Andrea
Van Buren, AR USA - Tuesday, May 29, 2007 8:27 PM CDT

I love Maggie as the flower girl! She's so beautiful and she has this look of innocence that just radiates from her. Best wishes to the bride and groom and may everyone treasure the day forever. Is there something going on???
Melissa
- Tuesday, May 29, 2007 5:38 PM CDT

Oh my gosh! I just love that picture of Miss Maggie with her face resting on her hand!! That's just precious! She's so beautiful! You looked great, too, by the way!
I'm so glad you all had fun!
You're toast made me laugh. I grew up without a sister and had three brothers, so I definitely know how you felt. Some of the things you said just brought back memories.
Take care!

Jenn Huston
South Bend, IN - Tuesday, May 29, 2007 3:37 PM CDT

Great pics!! Looks like a good time. All the best.
Robin Brunet <robinb@start.ca>
Bradford, Ontario Canada - Tuesday, May 29, 2007 2:48 PM CDT

Oh my goodness what a beautiful family! The photo of Maggie by herself as a flower girl took my breath away and the one of Andrew kissing you with the caption "I love that man" made me have goose bumps (because I feel the same about my husband of 20 years). I could not be happier for your family Jenny. May the Lord continually bless and keep you all.
Tammy <Tammy.Richardson.IYMD@Statefarm.com>
Venus, TX USA - Tuesday, May 29, 2007 12:18 AM CDT

Maggie is beautiful! She looks so big now.

On a side note: I recently joined the National Bone Marrow Registry. It was my next step. Allie inspired me to donate blood for the first time, and I now donate every chance I get. When the National Marrow Registry was running its promotion for free registration for Mother's Day, I took advantage. I just wanted to let you know what your little girl helped to do, not only for me, but for countless others!

Enjoy your summer!
Heather <heatherkj11@yahoo.com>
Rochester, NY USA - Tuesday, May 29, 2007 9:17 AM CDT

You all look beautiful, thanks for sharing the pictures. Maggie is just BEAUTIFUL, she looks like a "big girl", especially in the second picture. Your toast is amazing. I wish your brother and his wife the best. Wishing you all a great week.
Zhohn Dupont <z_dupont@hotmail.com>
Simmesport, LA USA - Monday, May 28, 2007 11:57 PM CDT

You all look absolutely beautiful! Maggie is the cutest flower girl ever! And I love the toast.

Mazel tov.
Tracey Robinson <tracey.robinson@gmail.com>
Austin, TX - Monday, May 28, 2007 10:06 PM CDT

I havent visited your site in so long and here I am today to tell you that I still find you to be one of my biggest inspirations. You and Andrew share an amazing love for each other and for Maggie. I gather from the first few posts something big may be happening in your life right now. I hope that whatever it is, you will know, that you are always in my prayers.
Stephanie
MN - Monday, May 28, 2007 9:46 AM CDT

I'm confused... Is there something going on with Jenny?
Jane
- Wednesday, May 23, 2007 10:06 PM CDT

Can someone please explain what this means???

We will be praying for you on Monday as you continue to consider what to do.
J
- Wednesday, May 23, 2007 8:29 AM CDT

I haven't signed your guestbook lately. You are such an inspiration to me and Maggie is such a beautiful girl!!

I are truely a wonderful person and I strive to be more like you!
Laura Roemmele
Murrieta, CA USA - Monday, May 21, 2007 3:40 PM CDT

I appreciate the news that things seemed better on Saturday. We hope the worship on Sunday was good. We will be praying for you on Monday as you continue to consider what to do.
Arnold C. Roth <ACR22332@aol.com>
Goshen, IN USA - Sunday, May 20, 2007 4:22 PM CDT

Maggie is absolutely gorgeous! Her smile is infectious, her laughter in the pictures almost audible. What a beautiful addition to your wonderful family. Allie is certainly smiling and laughing with Maggie.
Sheila
UT USA - Sunday, May 20, 2007 3:29 PM CDT

Sadly, my sweet grandmother passed away today at age 91 due to a stroke. Amazingly however, because she was on a ventilator she was able to be an organ donor, even at her age. We had no idea and will be eternally grateful to the doctor who made this option know to us. She was only able to donate her liver..but what a gift. I am so excited tonight knowing that soon...a family will be receiving a life changing call thanks to my sweet grandma. Just thought I'd share this information since many people, like myself, may not know organ donation is an option even for someone who is elderly. Many, many blessings!!
Amy <amylvia@yahoo.com>
- Thursday, May 17, 2007 10:15 PM CDT

Hey Jenny! Not sure if you remember me, we used to chat a year or two ago now and again. At any rate, I'll be in the Dallas/Arlingon area in July, if you are around, I'd LOVE to meet you and Maggie. I will have my husband, my 5 year old Ashley and my 17 month old Gabby with me. I also wanted to let you know I just ran my first 5K ever in honor of a little man who is now up in Heaven from complications from Cancer. I also got on the Bone Marrow Registry, and if it wasn't for your story I would still be going around clueless and worrying only about the shelter animals, and not even really knowing about childhood cancers.

Happy Mothers Day late, too!! Hope it was wonderful, althougH I'm sure it was bittersweet!

Hugs,
Dana
Dana Cope <mom2ashn3dogs@gmail.com>
Owings, MD - Tuesday, May 15, 2007 2:56 PM CDT

Hi,
I want you to know that I am praying for your family!! I pray that the lord will give you strength, comfort, and peace! I pray that you will trust in the lord, he has the power to help you in this time of need.
Praying for a CURE
Kelly
ethanpowell.com
Kelly
- Monday, May 14, 2007 11:32 PM CDT

I read this and thought of you. Happy Belated Mother's Day to you!

Paying tribute to heroines of motherhood
Published 5/12/02
The Indianapolis Star

Some Mothers Get Babies With Something More
written by: Lori Borgman, Columnist and Speaker

My friend is expecting her first child. People keep asking what she wants.
She smiles demurely, shakes her head and gives the answer mothers have
given throughout the pages of time. She says it doesn't matter whether it's
a boy or a girl. She just wants it to have ten fingers and ten toes.
Of course, that's what she says. That's what mothers have always said.
Mothers lie.

Truth be told, every mother wants a whole lot more. Every mother wants a
perfectly healthy baby with a round head, rosebud lips, button nose,
beautiful eyes and satin skin.
Every mother wants a baby so gorgeous that people will pity the Gerber baby
for being flat-out ugly.

Every mother wants a baby that will roll over, sit up and take those first
steps right on schedule (according to the baby development chart on page
57, column two). Every mother wants a baby that can see, hear, run, jump
and fire neurons by the billions. She wants a kid that can smack the ball
out of the park and do toe points that are the envy of the entire ballet
class.

Call it greed if you want, but we mothers want what we want.

Some mothers get babies with something more.

Some mothers get babies with conditions they can't pronounce, a spine that
didn't fuse, a missing chromosome or a palette that didn't close. Most of
those mothers can remember the time, the place, the shoes they were wearing
and the color of the walls in the small, suffocating room where the doctor
uttered the words that took their breath away. It felt like recess in the
fourth grade when you didn't see the kick ball coming and it knocked the
wind clean out of you.

Some mothers leave the hospital with a healthy bundle, then, months, even
years later, take him in for a routine visit, or schedule her for a well
check, and crash head first into a brick wall as they bear the brunt of
devastating news. It can't be possible! That doesn't run in our family. Can
this really be happening in our lifetime?

I am a woman who watches the Olympics for the sheer thrill of seeing finely
sculpted bodies. It's not a lust thing; it's a wondrous thing. The athletes
appear as specimens without flaw - rippling muscles with nary an ounce of
flab or fat, virtual powerhouses of strength with lungs and limbs working
in perfect harmony. Then the athlete walks over to a tote bag, rustles through the contents and pulls out an inhaler.

As I've told my own kids, be it on the way to physical therapy after a
third knee surgery, or on a trip home from an echo cardiogram, there's no
such thing as a perfect body. Everybody will bear something at some time or another. Maybe the affliction will be apparent to curious eyes, or maybe it will be unseen, quietly
treated with trips to the doctor, medication or surgery.
The health
problems our children have experienced have been minimal and manageable, so
I watch with keen interest and great admiration the mothers of children
with serious disabilities, and wonder how they do it.

Frankly, sometimes you mothers scare me. How you lift that child in and out
of a wheelchair 20 times a day. How you monitor tests, track medications,
regulate diet and serve as the gatekeeper to a hundred specialists
yammering in your ear. I wonder how you endure the cliches and the
platitudes, well-intentioned souls explaining how God is at work when
you've occasionally questioned if God is on strike. I even wonder how you
endure schmaltzy pieces like this one -- saluting you, painting you as hero
and saint, when you know you're ordinary.

You snap, you bark, you bite. You didn't volunteer for this. You didn't
jump up and down in the motherhood line yelling, "Choose me, God! Choose
me! I've got what it takes." You're a woman who doesn't have time to step
back and put things in perspective, so, please, let me do it for you.

From where I sit, you're way ahead of the pack. You've developed the
strength of a draft horse while holding onto the delicacy of a daffodil.
You have a heart that melts like chocolate in a glove box in July,
carefully counter-balanced against the stubbornness of an Ozark mule.

You can be warm and tender one minute, and when circumstances require intense
and aggressive the next. You are the mother, advocate and protector of a
child with a disability. You're a neighbor, a friend, a stranger I pass at
the mall. You're the woman I sit next to at church, my cousin and my
sister-in-law. You're a woman who wanted ten fingers and ten toes, and got
something more.

You're a wonder.

Emily Cassetty <newhope03@aol.com>
Bowling Green, KY - Monday, May 14, 2007 4:07 PM CDT

Jenny, I'm sure you already know but I just left Brandon's site and he received his liver this morning, wonderful news! I am so happy for his family, what a wonderful Mother's Day present. Thank you for sharing his site with us.
Looking for an update and new pictures of your precious Maggie.
Zhohn Dupont <z_dupont@hotmail.com>
Simmesport, LA USA - Monday, May 14, 2007 12:20 AM CDT

Hey There! Janice DaSilva told me about your site. I have to say, Patty, that you were always one of my favorite people! You had the best sense of humor. I still clearly remember some of the really funny stuff you said and did!! Your humor and feisty nature probably help in this fight.
maureen lawler <mclawler@partners.org>
gloucester, ma united states - Sunday, May 13, 2007 6:56 AM CDT

Happy Mother's Day Jenny. May you have a wonderful day!
Zhohn Dupont <z_dupont@hotmail.com>
Simmesport, LA USA - Sunday, May 13, 2007 1:25 AM CDT

Hi Jenny!

Just wanted to wish you a very Happy Mother's Day!
Carolein, Jay and Jason Bennett
Long Island, NY USA - Saturday, May 12, 2007 7:35 PM CDT

I'm bawling my eyes out over reading your story now. Last night we took my son to Childrens Hospital in Seattle, WA and just found out that his WBC was 35,500 and that it too might be exactly what you described (either viral or more serious). You have described in your story exactly what my son has been going through-what seemed like a rough cold that he had as well as his big brother. He too has had fevers-his highest being two nights ago when it was 105.7f (with the added degree for under the arm). He would respond to Tylenol but it wouldn't take it down enough. He's genuinely happy all of the time, but just seemed to not feel well for over a month. My MIL brought him to the hospital last night thinking that he had pneumonia and the drs say no. They said that his lymphnodes in his lungs seem swollen and his WBC are just off the charts. Reading your story made me realize just how serious this really is, and not to let it go. I'm so so sorry for your loss, especially now reading it a day before Mothers Day...I can't even begin to imagine how you feel. We go back today for more results and to see what the cultures show from the other blood work and urinalysis...I'm dreading it. If you can email me and we can talk more that would be great...but it's up to you. I don't know anyone that has gone through this before. I just googled 35000 WBC and your page was a result, and I'm very glad I found it. Thank you for you very important story...as sad as it is and as hard as it is to read...thank you. I hope you can find a little happiness in your Mothers Day!
ashley <lilblondie015@yahoo.com>
monroe, wa 98272 - Saturday, May 12, 2007 12:33 AM CDT

Hi Jenny! I just wanted to wish you a happy Mother's Day! You're an amazing mom!
I hope you day is wonderful and I hope that all is going well.
Take care!
Jenn Huston
South Bend, IN - Friday, May 11, 2007 11:43 AM CDT

Jenny,

Just wanted to wish you a very happy mothers day to such a wonderful and inspirational mom... God Bless you always and your sweet babies =]
Emily G
NN, VA USA - Thursday, May 10, 2007 5:30 PM CDT

Jenny.... If you remember me we were on the 12/03 bbc boards together. Anyway I had to comment on your love of Jodi Picoult books. I have read EVERY one and own them all recently I moved and found that some of the books somehow I ended up with 2 copies??? Strange anyway "My Sisters Keeper" is one that I just couldn't wait for the paper back so I bought the hard back copy. I loved every minute. Last month I bought hard back of "Nineteen Minutes" Oh man I read that in 3 days. You have to read that one!!! It was wonderful also about a mother and daughter. I read HArvesting the heart yrs ago and it is also a good one. Another one that taught me alot about DNA is Perfect Match. With Jodi books you know you are getting facts she spends a yr researching so she gets the facts right. I've learned from her books. "Plain Truth" is a wonderful one there is also a movie if your interested. I enjoy her books so much after a few yrs I re-read them. Well my 3 yr old damaged my copy of "My Sisters Keeper" So I bought it again and still enjoyed it. She is the best ever. I also watched the GA episode and was just going crazy since following Allie's story I KNEW it was all wrong. Never have they screwed up so bad!! Even my 16 yr old knew it was poorly done since she also followed Allie's story.
christi
Hutchinson, KS - Tuesday, May 8, 2007 12:08 AM CDT

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bangkok, aa aaa - Saturday, May 5, 2007 4:53 PM CDT

Hi Jenny. My name is Christie and a member of the Working Moms Board on Baby Center. One of the girls gave me the link to your family's website b/c your daughter's name came up in a post because another angel went back home from the same disease your angel had.
I'm absolutely moved to tears. Your strength is something I think I've never witnessed before.

Christie Rorke <newrorkemom@yahoo.com>
Cherry Hill, NJ USA - Saturday, May 5, 2007 2:58 PM CDT

notes to Dennis and Darby
kay jinkins <jinks4@bellsouth.net>
natchez, ms usa - Saturday, May 5, 2007 12:08 AM CDT

Hi Jenny. I just want to say I've been foloowing your posts from close to the time you started posting.. I a fellow Babycenter Birth boarder. nov 03 and aug 05. I just wanted to say you are a great GREAT person! And way stronger than anyone I know!
I have a daughter who is very close in age to Maggie. Its funny I think their personalities are very alike. SPUNKY (in my case is the nice way of putting it! haha)When I hear you tell stories about Maggie Its almost as your talking about Elise.
Anyway... on to my point. I've just started my own little business of making Tutus for little girls dress-up. I made one for elise and she lived in it!! she would wear it everywear... then I started making them as gifts and it kind of took off from there. I would love to send one to Maggie. So, if you would like one please visit my website and let me know what colors you like. I know I'll never be able to give back how much you and Allie have touch my life and have helped me remember what's really important on those really crazy days. But I would LOVE for Allie's little sister to have one of my tutu's to dance around in and feel like a special princess.
www.cutietutu.com
Jaclyn
Nj - Friday, May 4, 2007 3:54 PM CDT

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noclegi <admin@svt.pl>
- Tuesday, May 1, 2007 0:16 AM CDT

Hi Jenny,
I read all of your posts. I'm a pediatric oncology nurse practitioner. I share your love of Jodi Picoult books!! That woman is an excellent researcher of her topics and portrays the truth in every situation. I, too, was yelling at the T.V. 2 weeks ago when Izzi's biological daughter had AML. Like finding a donor and donating the marrow is THAT easy!!! I get so upset when they screw up so bad!!
Anyway, wanted to let you know I love Jodi Picoult books too and that her most recent one, "Nineteen Minutes" is EXCELLENT!! It's a hard read because of the subject, but VERY good!
Tamara Scott <tampnp@comcast.net>
Sacramento, CA - Monday, April 30, 2007 2:26 PM CDT

Jenny,

Be sure and read Jodi Picoult's most recent novel "Nineteen Minutes". It is as good as her others and very timely in light of teh recent tragedy at Va Tech. Enjoy!
Paula <pkasinger@rockwallisd.org>
Rockwall, TX - Sunday, April 29, 2007 10:34 PM CDT

Jenny - your drive and boundless energy are inspirational! It's truly amazing to see what has come from HFC - you girls have done so much in such a short time. Definitely every day heroes if you ask me :)

I love reading your site - you are such a positive person and it's contagious :D You're doing such a fabulous job - thank you for caring about all those families out there who are in need of help.
Jamie
Brandon, MB Canada - Sunday, April 29, 2007 11:46 AM CDT

Beautiful baby...what a big girl she is becoming!
Kelly <Kelly_Knox@baylor.edu>
- Sunday, April 29, 2007 10:35 AM CDT

Very well done site! Please keep up the great job.
Frank Rizzo <frank.rizzo2007@yahoo.com>
Canada - Thursday, April 26, 2007 4:54 PM CDT

I have followed your story since you were on babycenter and wept with sadness at Allie's passing and with joy at Maggie's arrival. There is a local baby who is nearing heaven...he has AML and his family could use some kind words. If you have time could you visit his site: www.caringbridge.org/visit/trevorkott or www.trevorkott.com I am sure that words from someone who has "been there" might bring them some comfort.

Thank you and may God continue to bless you and your family!
Pam, Tom, Devin & Patrick
Folsom, CA USA - Tuesday, April 24, 2007 3:16 PM CDT

I swear she gets more adorable with every post!! I am loving the big cheezy grin she has! And her hair is getting so long and curly! What a sweet girl you have... :)
Emily G
NN, VA USA - Monday, April 23, 2007 7:00 AM CDT

Maggie's gorgeous as ever, Jenny. Love the fingers in the nose pictures.
Lindsay Ford
Little Elm, TX - Sunday, April 22, 2007 9:57 PM CDT

Thanks for sharing the recent pictures of Maggie. She is so precious. I especially like the picture with her fingers up her nose! :-)
Catheryn <teamgrier@yahoo.com>
CA - Friday, April 20, 2007 2:42 AM CDT

Oh my goodness!!!!!!!!!! What a cutie...as if ya'll didn't already know that!!LOL!! I still enjoy coming and checking your site as well as the HFC blog. You are all doing amazing work. Thanks for letting us all continue to be involved in your family.
Heather <skinnybroad27@yahoo.com>
Devers, TX - Wednesday, April 18, 2007 10:40 PM CDT

Maggie is beautiful.
Tina & Angel Lance <lancejrmommy@comcast.net>
- Wednesday, April 18, 2007 10:51 AM CDT

O...M....G!!!! she is outta-this-world CUTE! Thanks for sharing the pics Jenny!
Jennifer <mommydearest0306@excite.com>
OK U.S.A. - Tuesday, April 17, 2007 12:04 AM CDT

Maggie is something else... I love the 2nd picture of her in the high chair too cute.. She looks more and more like Andrew!
SHELLA HAWKINS <sahawkins2000@yahoo.com>
Hillsboro, tx - Tuesday, April 17, 2007 11:53 AM CDT

Oh my, she is just gorgeous!!! (don't have to tell you that!) :) I just love it when you post pictures! Thanks for sharing!
Candace
TN - Monday, April 16, 2007 8:14 PM CDT

Oh my goodness, she is SO cute! Thanks for sharing!
Sonia Sabatoni <Sonia.Sabatoni@saintmarysreno.com>
SPARKS, NV - Monday, April 16, 2007 11:51 AM CDT

PRECIOUS! I love the two fingers up the nose picture! CLASSIC!
Kristin Simmons <Kristinsimmons@mac.com>
Plano, TX USA - Sunday, April 15, 2007 11:48 PM CDT

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timo <timo@web.de>
- Saturday, April 14, 2007 6:27 PM CDT

It's been a while since I posted, but just wanted you to know I still check on you regularly and am always thinking of you all. :) Your post about Brandy made me laugh - I can relate to her because we had a Golden Retriever (Brandon) who lived to the ripe old age of 12 1/2. He was the most patient and loving dog ever - allowed our kids to torture him, even when he was starting to have hip dysplasia and arthritis. My husband is itching to get another so badly he doesn't know what to do. He won't even think of anything but a Golden. I told him we have to get the yard fenced first, but then I have no objections. I don't know why that is a must - Brandon never went outside except to go potty...and then he was right back at the door. He wanted to be wherever we were. I love all the pics of Brandy - what a sweetheart. Hope she had a wonderful b-day. :)
Jennifer Godwin (FOA and Dec. BBC) <jenng30@yahoo.com>
Summerville, SC USA - Thursday, April 12, 2007 12:18 AM CDT

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Gurgaon, HR India - Tuesday, April 10, 2007 3:48 AM CDT

Happy Birthday to Brandy!
I have always been partial to the "pup asleep in the shoe" photo! Please give her pats and ear scratches for us.

Jenny and Andrew - I check in with you to see the progress of your precious Maggie. She's quite a character, such a blessing! Throughout your photos and updates, I smile as I think about your family. Your family also includes, sweet Allie, who is in your hearts. I feel her in my heart as I know each of you also do. She's a special girl who carved a huge place in the hearts of many!!! Blessings and hugs to each of you. With love.
Lynne <L.Beard@sbcglobal.net>
Dallas, TX - Tuesday, April 10, 2007 0:09 AM CDT

Oh, sweet Brandy! Yes, she is truly the best dog ever! Such a GREAT personality. She's not 'really' a dog ya'know....she's a dog-person!!

I do think about you alot, Jenny, I truly only wish you and HFC, Andrew and Maggie the BEST! Miss you alot in my crazy life (nothing like yours but it is what it is....)

Love ya!!!
Jill Martin <jill.martin70@gmail.com>
The Colony, TX - Monday, April 9, 2007 9:16 PM CDT

hey jenny im a old BBC friend, i was wondering with all of the people who looks @ your site if you could ask people to try to donate to this lil boy fighting AML everyday for his life and they are hoping that they can keep him alive until they find a marrow donar here is the link i think he is in California I know you have a lil pull thanks to your angel she is making a huge difference even now and i think of you all every day i hope things are going well and hope you can help in some wayhttp://www.caringbridge.org/cb/inputSiteName.do?method=search&siteName=trevorkott
valerie walker <aw1865@yahoo.com>
blackshear, ga us - Sunday, April 8, 2007 9:11 AM CDT

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- Thursday, April 5, 2007 10:18 AM CDT

Just checked out the new Friends of Heroes site, and while I completely understand the name change, part of me will always think of myself as a Friend of Allie, and will never forget the beautiful, chubby little baby girl who inspired me to become so involved in fundraising. Thanks for letting us use her name and her inspiration for so long, and just know that she's the reason I'm still a team captain for LTN. What amazing things have happened because of Allie! I hope this is the year we hit the million dollar mark. Thanks, Jenny.
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were, a usa - Wednesday, April 4, 2007 5:49 AM CDT

Jenny - what a beautiful post you wrote :) It just goes to show what an impact you really DID make on those kids - you AND Allie!

I have been following your story from the BBC December '03 board (still actively post there on the canucks thread) and you have no idea what an impact your family has made on mine. I think of you guys often - even though we do not know one another. You all are an inspiration and dang it, Maggie is just one sweet girl!

Lots of love coming your way :)
Jamie <vbo@westman.wave.ca>
Brandon, MB Canada - Tuesday, April 3, 2007 4:28 PM CDT

God sees a stained glass window when we see the ugly broken pieces of glass! Thank you for always sharing your life with us. We love you all so very much.
Kimberly K
Lyons, OR USA - Tuesday, April 3, 2007 12:01 AM CDT

Jenny,

I have never signed this guestbook before. I don't know why, I guess I just could never find the words to express my sorrow and sympathy.
I followed your story from the summer of '04. We were on BabyCenter together. My Abby is actually only a few weeks younger than Allie, and they looked very much alike. I used to check your journal several times per day to check on Allie.
You have made a huge impact on my life and how I view the world. I appreciate the small things now, and I thank you for that. You are an amazing person, and such an inspiration.
Keep up the great work.
Shannon
IN - Tuesday, April 3, 2007 11:42 AM CDT

Jenny, I have followed your saga with Allie from the beginning. I would like