Author: Lindsey

I'm going to keep the blog kind of short tonight, I'm pretty tired.  Just because we're running all over-the-place doesn't mean we can forget about our other children.  Nainoa was kind enough to remind me of that last night when he got up about six...

It's officially been two weeks since we had Makoa and what and improvement we've seen in that time.  Tomorrow is his actual due-date, and he's looking more put-together everyday.  Every time we hold him he's getting stronger, feeding longer, and showing us his determination.    We...

As I sat in church today, listening to Pastor Gary talk about changing from the inside out, I couldn't help but think of Makoa and how thankful I am for the work God continues to do in my life.  There have been many times in...

Therefore, since we have been justified through faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ through whom we have gained access by faith into this grace in which we now stand. And we rejoice in the hope of the glory of God....

Mahalo Nui Loa Aunty Cathy! Na Aumakua mai ka lā hiki….a ka lā kau. Mai ka hoʻoku…a ka halawai. Na Aumakua ia ka hina kua…ia ka hina alo. Ia kaʻa ʻakau i ka lani. O kihā i ka lani ʻOwe i ka lani Nunulu i ka lani Kaholo i ka lani Eia ka pulapula...

I thought I would give all of you a little insight into how Makoa is spending his time in the NICU.  We had a wonderful day today with Makoa.  Weekends are usually pretty slow since there aren't any tests or information coming back in so...

I received a text-message from my friend Mark today that really put things in perspective for me.  He and his wife Erica we're pregnant with Quads and she had them last night.  Here is the text message from him: The babies came last night.  Lidia Rose...

Were here at the hospital, sitting with Makoa, and we just finished our appointment with the feeding specialist. He started off a little slow, only taking 1 cc down. Knowing that he is a Breeden, I appealed to his competitive spirit and told...

I continue to see a positive change in Makoa everyday. I'm sitting here at the hospital with Makoa on my chest, writing this blog on my phone, and I can't think of another place I'd rather be. On second thought, I'd rather be at...