DrKerry

Now THAT is friggin KOOL!!!!!! Creativity ran amuck and won on this one!!!!

They're uploading as we speak......... Don't know what the heck happened here. These won't flip......... P.O.S. Photobucket sometimes.....

That's looking awesome Ken!!!!

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I think you've all summed it up for me.....

Kool, thank you. Like this!!!!

MsPeanut MK11 ProgPlastic RidinFrame everybody I deal with on here for the most part....

I haven't really Talked about Lilly's syndrome on this board. A lot of my close personal friends on my other board know of her because they see her from time to time. I just felt today was a good day to share my little Lilly!!! Hmmmmm, hmmmmmm, hmmmmmm, I'm sending more messages for later.... LMBO. Thanks MArk!!!

Nice little Kwinkie Dink, both girls named Lilly, lol. Kids are awesome, especially happy and healthy kids. Lilly's syndrome will be a life long challenge but it's also oh so rewarding. Seeing her grow up and become the person she is becoming, I wouldn't change it for the world. People have asked me if we had a chance to do it over, would we change anything. I said Nope, it's made our daughter who she is and it's made mom and dad who we are!!! It's kind of a funny thing but when something this big happens in a persons life, it defines who we are!!!!!

Sounds good Tom, thanks a ton!!! LOL

Thank you Bill. She has some proud parents and grand parents, that's for sure!!!

Lookin good Casey!!!!!

This is my little peanut at 1 week old.. My Peanut with my wedding band on her arm...

Amen Jeff, that he did and does!!!! Best of luck with your son, I know with Kabuki there are autistic traits wihin Lilly's syndrome. It shows when she stims when she gets home or is idle. I never thought I'd learn so much medical stuff, some days I think my wife and I are real doctors.

Nice build Ron, what did it cost if I can ask??

Nice, I'll be watchin this one!!!!

Hey TJ, pm sent....

Thank you Danno Thanks for making the exception today!!!

Thank you and yes we are making the best of it. This little lady is MY HERO. Hey Ed, today I'll let it count!!!!

If you will, show your support by wearing green today. Our daughter has a rare syndrome called "Kabuki Syndrome", it hits 1 out of 39,000 kids in the world and is a genetic syndrome and causes a ton of medical, learning and functioning issues. Our little girl was born at 1lb 12 ounces and measured at 12 inches long. Today she is 7 and doing better and is learning to talk and learning to eat by mouth. She had a cleft pallette at birth and has low muscle tone so it's been difficult to learn how to talk let alone eat and swallow. Looking at her you wouldn't know, she is a bubbly, happy young lady and loves life. She is smart and loves everyone. We call her our little "Rock Star" because everyone that meets her, falls in love with her!!! If you show support today, Thank YOU and God Bless!!! Kerry, Lisa and Lilly

LMBO

If you had a question about something, post the question and you'll get a bunch of good results. A lot of the books out there are older publications with a spattering of some new. If you have a local libray you could search there for some of the older ones to get a basic idea as a lot of the tips from back then are still usable and can be honed to suit your needs. Hopefully this will help a little. Good luck on your search!!!!

Turned out awesome!!!! Looks great!!