Senior Pictures
All I can say is .... WHAT HAPPENED TO MY LITTLE GIRL?
Hope is the thing that is willing to take a chance on the future. Hope is the capacity to see something on the horizon that we are willing to move toward. If our hope gets us from today to tomorrow, and in that new day we are ready or able to deal with something we thought we couldn’t face, then hope has done its job. There is a worse thing than false hope. It is no hope.
Our son, Jack was born with an unknown subtype of congenital muscular dystrophy. Jack's disease caused him to have severe muscle weakness and he was ventilator dependent from four months of age until his death at the age of 15. This blog started out as a way to keep family and friends updated on Jack's spinal fusion surgery in the summer of 2006. Thereafter, it has become a window into Jack's life and the lives of those who loved him.
Our beautiful son died peacefully in my arms on January 5, 2014. Jack's journey is over. As Jack's mom, I now have to figure out how to live "Ann's Journey". I'm not sure where I go from here, but I know that wherever I go, Jack will always be with me, in my heart and guiding me in all I do.
Thank you for riding along with us on our journey.
8 comments:
Beautiful. Senior picture sure have come a long way from our boring old graduation photos!
She's not a little girl anymore! she's a beautiful young lady.
beautiful picture!!
Simply gorgeous.
Ahhh, what a cute little girl she was. And what a beautiful young lady she turned into. The pictures are all GORGEOUS! Each is unique. Love the eyes. Love the hair spread out. How fabulous to have such great photos of her at the peak of her youth!
Ann- How do you sleep at night?!
She is soooo striking! Incredible images and I loved them all.
Thanks for your words of wisdom on the forum. I appreciate the insight.
She is a beautiful girl.
Tess
Beautiful! I agree with Cindy - my senior pictures were NOTHING like they are today. And that was only 5 years ago. (I wish)
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