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I don't even know how to try to explain this picture, but it looks like something out of a horror movie with a clown who lures kids into the woods or something. To top off her dirty girl day, Addy is picking her nose, of course.
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two boys, two girls; two kids, two parents; twice the fun, half the free time
Evey was diagnosed with Ventricular Septal Defect a few weeks after birth. The hole between the bottom two ventricles of her heart did not close on its own, and after our second visit to the cardiologist, it was recommended that she undergo corrective surgery.
Dr. Francois Lacour-Gayet and his team performed the surgery on Friday, August 15th, 2008. A small gortex patch was sewn over the hole. Scar tissue will begin to form over the hole and she should have no further heart issues depending on her healing process. There were no complications during surgery."