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I am so proud of my beautiful girl, we has a meeting with school regarding her education, autism and Crohn's last week and it went brilliant. All her work at the moment is above average with her reading being 2 years and 8 months above average. With her missing more than 50% of school during last year I have been worried and was considering keeping her back a year but I think for now she is coping fine. Just had to share.:)
 
I am so happy to hear your wonderful news RunningLady ! :)
:congratualtions:
Wtg !!

Thank you for sharing ! :ghug:
 
Oh what fab news Runninglady! So much to deal with and still she excels, what a shining star she is! :medal1:

:mademyday:
Dusty. xxx
 
Sarah rang me today to tell me she had accepted a position on the executive of Young Labour (political party) in our state. Best part is she will sit on a committee that helps to formulate health policies.

Of course I have offered to be her personal advisor...:ylol2:

Proud as punch! :):):)
Dusty. xxx
 
Oh how fab Sarah, defo the new Arthur Scargill!

I have to say I'm so proud of Jess, she's been a star after her op, and Jordan too for explaining to her what an appendix is for and all about how we ate grass and then didn't need an appendix during the Ice Age!
Oh how we laughed! Jordan is so funny and geeky!
And all this happened on his birthday so we're having a party tomorrow instead!

Congratulations to all the bright clever kids on here and their fab parents!
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Fabulous news Dusty! I am sure you are super proud ! :thumright::thumright:

Joan, I am so glad Jess is doing well after her surgery!
 
My oldest, Ellie, got word this weekend that she passed her end of year evaluation exam for AP US History so she now has 3 hours of college credit:) This next year, she is taking 2 AP classes so she'll really have to buckle down!! I'm very proud of her....cause this is free and college ain't cheap:)!! Lucky for me, she's smart, like her mother!
 
Wow Dex, that is so fab!!! :banana::banana::banana:

Thank god for your better half and her brain!!!

:mademyday:

Dusty. xxx
 
That's such a great accomplishment Dex !!
I love that these free college courses are offered to our kiddos now :)

Austin signed up for 4 AP courses next year...Gab and I told him he is completely bonkers but he insists that he can pull it off ! :rof:
Hmm....we shall see I guess, but I'm sure he will be bald by the end of year!:rof:

:D WTG to Ellie !! :D
 
My 4 year old daughter said "llama", not big deal i hear you cry but she has severe autism and she can only say 4 words as she uses sign language to communicate. she can now say: juice, please, eat, LLAMA!! i have no idea where it came from either which has us scratching our heads. She is a joy and a gift and we love her to death and wouldnt change anything about her.
 
Not a big deal to us Annie ?? That is awesome and amazing !!
:congratualtions::congratualtions:

It's little things like this that make my heart smile !!
Thanks for sharing your news ! :ybiggrin:
 
Zach had his first dentist appointment today and he came back nice and healthy, no cavities and healthy gums
 
That's beautiful Annie!!! Perhaps she's trying to say Mama!! Any chance of that??

Yay Zach!! Does Zach do his own brushing??
 
@Annie, awww, that is so fab! What an absolute darling and it's no wonder you are so proud her...:ybiggrin:

@lookame, good on Zach! And I bet he was an absolute trooper! :biggrin:

Dusty. xxx
 
Congrat annie that is terrific! I know autism is a tough battle(there's an autistic child in my family)

Yeah Zach does his own brushing, at first we were doing it then we were just helping now we just watch him brush. He gets excited to show off his brushing skills lol.
 
no chance shes trying to say mama - she pointed to the llama so there went my hopes. she signs "i love you" so thats good enough for me! all our kids are special no matter what they do in life as they are a gift from god and not everyone is blessed with them. Im thankful i was blessed 5 times.
 
I am so happy for Matt! After all he has been through over the last 8 months, bloody hell has it been that long!, he is finally turning the corner and has just caught up with all his school and uni work.

Some of you may remember he had drop two of his three uni units this semester because of his illness. So for the last six months he has been playing catch up with high school and university and just trying to keep on top of things.

Well he received his university Physics results yesterday and he got a High Distinction! YAY! He is still waiting for the results of his second year uni maths exam that he missed last November and sat last Friday. Fingers crossed...

Also he drove down to Sydney yesterday, needless to say I was a nervous wreck!. First time he has driven that far (600kms) and in the city, no fingernails left for me, but he arrived safely and he is now spending a couple of days with Sarah. Phew!

Happy day, :)
Dusty. xxxxxxxx
 
Yes, it's been that long!! This year if flyyyyyyyyyying!!! Hooray for Matt! For some reason, I have no doubt that Matt's math score will not disappoint. Now, polish those nails, cause you know he's also gotta drive back home:)
 
Can you reach your toes to your mouth and give your poor fingers a break for the ride home ?? LOL

I am so thrilled to hear this about Matt !!
Hip Hip Hooray for remission !!!!
I'm sure his Math scores will be amazing as well! :)

much luv,
~T~
 
Austin got a job today, all on his own! He whined and cried for weeks that I wouldn't just get him hired where I work. I explained to him the importance of doing something on his own and how valuable that will be for him in the future. He didn't want to hear it LOL. Anyhow, he put an application in at the local pool store, and a couple of other fast food restaurants a few weeks ago, but they weren't hiring. So, being the mean mommy I am, I made him wake early this morning prepared to go on the hunt for a job again. Well, that was easy enough...NOT. LOL
After we got in a big ole fight because he wanted to just play video games and explain the ways of the world to me and that no one is hiring, and the economy sucks, blah blah...He finally quit with his antics and decided to "at least" go up to the pool store again and try. Well, what do you know....He got hired, came home and told me, and is at work now ! He was ALL smiles when he came home to tell me, then he even gave me a huge hug and apologized!!
I love being a mean mommy ! :ytongue:
 
Woohoo! Way to go Austin! and way to go Mum! :thumleft:

Fab news T and so very deserving for Austin.

Much love, :Karl:
Dusty. xxxxxxxx
 
He is still waiting for the results of his second year uni maths exam that he missed last November and sat last Friday. Fingers crossed...

So happy, happy, happy! He snagged a HD! :) :) :)

On a side note my baby turns 18 tomorrow (the 22nd). Hells bells where have all those gone! Hmmm, time to cut the apron strings??? :lol:

Dusty. :)
 
:congratualtions::congratualtions:
WTG MATT !! (there really were no doubts !)

and...
:bdayparty::bdayparty::bdayparty:

wow ! another adult mom ??
do we ever really cut those strings? or just let them fray a bit and keep the kids guessing ?? LOL


so, so very happy for your family !!
much love,
~T~
 
Just got Oli's end of year school report and he's made loads of progress this term even though he was absent for 6 weeks and some of his grades were above average! Yay! Go Oli!!

These kids never cease to amaze to me!

Treena x
 
Hi - I just read the last page of this thread for the first time. What a nice thread!!! Your kids sound so great! I remember last year how proud I was of my older son Rob, after he recovered from a couple of years of head and spine hell, he also did well on his college-level tests, was able to go to his prom (w/out a date) and received some awards upon graduation. I remember just how happy that all made me - even though part of me was torn up with Danny's illness. I still am so happy for him because at times we really thought he would never recover.

My next post I wil make sure is about Danny! :) He is still so debilitated, it will be wonderful small things - like making me laugh everyday like he does.
 
Oh Jeanne, what a very difficult time that must have been for you...:hug:

Kudos to Rob! Wow what an achievement! :award2:

I so look forward to reading about Danny. No doubt he is an absolute sweetheart if he is making his Mum laugh! You must be so proud of him hun, lord knows I am!:award2:

Big hugs to Danny and you too Mum, :Karl:
Dusty. xxxxxxxx
 
I'm just so proud of Gabrielle and her amazing positive outlook on life!
She has recently joined the local gym and has been working out 3-4 days a week, for about 2 hours each time. This girl doesn't give up!
This morning we were talking and laughing and she was saying she can't wait until she has some "great abs", and then when Ozzie is gone she can strut down the beach in her bikini and watch everyone stare at her (approximate 10 inch) scar! LOL She's dead serious...she wants to show that baby off and let everyone know its "OK"!
She has taken something that would make most women hide their body (myself included) for life, and turned it into something beautiful that she wants the world to see!

Oh I love this girl with every inch of my soul! I wish I had an ounce of her strength !
 
Awww T, I am in awe...:awe: of Gabs!

She is such an amazing young lady and what a wonderful role model she is to her friends and all the people around her. I have absolutely no doubt in my mind that she will achieve marvellous things in her life.

I'm proud of Gabs too! :medal1:
Dusty. xxxxxxxx
 
Im proud of Madasin because for 3 years old she has been a fighter through all of this! she still loves life and is a happy babygirl for the most part!
I am proud of my oldest son Bryce because no matter what or how many hours it takes he would rather be right there at the hospital with his sissy for procedures.. he actually cries to go. and he will do anything for her to make her comfortable when she is in pain. he is the best big brother ever.
 
I'm proud of little Zachary for staying at his dads all week(even though I miss him and wish he was here he's been calling me to wish me goodnight <3) He's being s strong in staying with daddy all week though.
 
@Kelley. Awwww, Madasin is such a sweetheart and an amazing little girl to boot. It's no wonder you are so proud! And Bryce, how fab is he! What a caring and sweet little guy he is. I bet he makes your heart sing.

@Melissa. Oh Zachary sounds just adorable, bless him, I'm not surprised you miss him and I'm proud of him too!

Dusty. :heart:
 
So Claires "healthy" brother did a kids triathlon today. He rocked it and she cheered him on like crazy.

My sweet girl was so inspired she decided to do the one mile fun run. Well, Claire has NEVER run anywhere but the bathroom. She finished that mile in 11:22 and got a third place medal for her age group. I'm pretty sure she won't be able to walk tomorrow with the knee pain but the look on her face made it all worth it.

J.

PS I'm still hoarse from all the screaming. :)
 
Well J, you have my day and no mistake! :ybiggrin:


Your boy is an deadset champion! Good on him! :award2:


And Claire, well words fail me. What an absolute darling and star! :award2:


So happy and proud for you...:soledance:
Dusty. xxxxxxxx
 
Okay, I had to jump in here...:p

Prior to becoming sick, my son booked a grad trip for July 2012 to Dominican Republic. The normal mom worries were there at booking time but... cutting those apron strings, right? Those worries paled in comparison to the worries that came once he was diagnosed. :pale:

My husband and I have been almost frantic, worrying about this trip with his Crohn's. Worried that 'healthy' people get sick in Dominican, worried that his maintenance treatment will be ending that same week or so, that he will be transferred to a new GI that week or so (will be leaving children's hospital), worried about the alcohol with Crohns, about getting sick there and not getting appropriate treatment, etc., etc., etc. But, so far, neither of us had the heart to tell him our concerns or that we didn't think he should even go... :yfrown:

Well, last night at 2:30 am, my son woke me and said he needed to speak with me. Of course, my heart jumped - OMG, what's wrong??!!! :eek: He said he hadn't been able to sleep and was thinking about his grad trip. He had decided that it wasn't a good idea for him to go, that it might make him sick and he wanted to cancel the trip. (hunhh???!!! At 2:30am??? lol) As I'm trying to wrap my head around this conversation, I asked him AGAIN if there was nothing else wrong, health-wise. He assures me that there is nothing, just that he didn't think it was such a great idea to go. That we would be spending a lot of money on his trip and he didn't think we should spend it if he wasn't going to be able to have as good a time if he was worried. :ywow: He said he'd go on some other trip some other time later...

I asked him why the urgency in telling me in the middle of the night??? He said he couldn't sleep thinking about it and wanted to get it off his chest (sure, wake up mom at 2:30am! :ylol:) and he didn't know when the next payment would be and wanted to make sure I cancelled before more money was spent. AND, then offered to pay for all the payments already made. :yfaint:

It truly did break my heart that he had to have these concerns at all :yfrown: Against my better judgment, I asked him if he didn't want to think about this a bit more? (OMG, why am I asking??? lol) But he said he'd been thinking about it for a while. (I really have no idea what brought it on???)

I was so proud that he obviously considered the complications that could arise and made a very tough, grown-up decision. Sometimes I worry that he doesn't take his diagnosis as seriously as I think he should but... they do prove you wrong, don't they?

(By they way, the down payments.... I told him I was so relieved over his decision that I wouldn't care if we'd paid in full and lost all the money!!! LOL That there was NOTHING to repay!)

Just had to share... :D
 
Thanks for sharing Tessmom!!

I am proud of my daughter, because she is working at a golf course til Friday and then in a golf tournament.. she also paid for her own golf lessons, club and bag, guitar lessons and her tuition for University. Lord knows we have struggled through the years but she wants to do it all her own. She is also picking up another Major and already had them both for 3 years but only one major. Kenisology/Psychology. Not sure what she will be so far one of the 3 ...Brain surgeon, Researcher or Prof...I dont care as long as she is happy and can pay her own bills ;). She has made me so proud!
 
I am sooo proud of Caitlyn because no matter how bad she is feeling she always has a smile on her face. She has missed so much school but she always works hard to catch up. She has been my support as much as I am hers!
 
They are great! They're what keep us going (and going and going LOL). When Stephen was in the hospital and I had times away from him (i.e. breakfast, etc.), I was so upset and overwhelmed by everything. Yet, once I was back with him, he had such a great attitude that many of my concerns would lessen immediately.

They accomplish so much, sometimes with such obstacles and refuse to acknowledge limitations... :dance: How can we not be proud? :medal1:

(But, hey, once in a while, I think we should give ourselves a pat on the back and say 'wow, I helped create that!' :highfive: LOL)
 
Hi Tesscorm. I am proud of your son too! (A wise choice I think!) I hope he can have something else fun to do in its place!
 
@Tesscorm - Aww, your baby is growing up! and what a wonderful young man he is. I am so happy and proud for you. :hug:

Dusty. :heart:
 
@Pen - Kudos to your daughter hun! I have no trouble seeing why you are so proud of her!

Dusty. :heart:
 
@kimmidwife - Caitlyn sounds like an absolute sweetheart Mum! A ray of sunshine in your life and no doubt in those around her too!...:sun:

Dusty. :heart:
 
I'm proud of my daughter Ashley...

She started her first year of High School this week and fullfilled her dream of trying out and making a local Travel Soccer team (GO RAGE!!!) With all that life has thrown at her she still shows us her courage and strength every day. She is an amazing young girl and she is my HERO!
 
Way to go Ashley!!! My daughter also plays rep soccer - certainly know how tough mentally and physically it is to make these teams! She must be very happy! I'm sure she'll have lots of fun with her new team!! :emot-waycool: :luigi:
 
Oh wow Kat, how wonderful!

Kudos to Ashley for her strength, determination and skill! Congratulations...:award2:

Dusty. :heart:
 
I just wanted to share with you how very, very happy my girl is !
She started a volunteer program with her pre-med club a few weeks ago at the local veterans hospital. Well, while she was doing her required volunteer hours, the plastic surgeon on duty took notice of her and offered her a position following/shadowing him ! She has been going every Monday morning (about 6-8 hours) for the last 3-4 weeks and I gotta tell you....she is in heaven !! She gets to watch him do minor surgeries already !! I have never, ever, seen her this happy and excited over anything!
It's so awesome...every Monday after she leaves the hospital she either calls me to fill me in on everything, or like today, she just spent the last hour texting me every detail. I love love love this! I love seeing/hearing her sooo very happy and excited.
He tells her all the time how very impressed he is with her and that she is no doubt cut out for this and meant to be a surgeon; she's a natural ! She said he couldn't believe that she's only a freshman in her first semester of college and that she has everything it takes already to make it into med school! Ahhhh
I love sharing good news !!
I know you will appreciate this ...she's so very amazing! It brings me to tears of happiness every single week lately!

I am so VERY proud of her...if you can't tell !! hahaha. Who would of thought this was possible just 8 short months ago ! Not me ! I'm so glad I was wrong!
 
So very, very, very happy for you both! :biggrin: It is so great to hear that she is doing so well and doing something that is making her so happy. And, that's all it takes to make a mom happy! :yoshijumpjoy::yoshijumpjoy:
 
Way to go Gabs!!

Pat yourself on the back too T!! You did something right!...not that you didn't do a lot right but, well you know:)
 
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Oh T, how fabulous! How very, very, very proud and flabbergasted you must be. Gabs has come so far since her op and I have no doubt in my mind that she will continue to achieve and conquer! She truly is amazing T and such an inspiration and role model.

To say I am over the moon for you both would be an understatement! It's so deserving and I know she will take full advantage of the opportunities that come her way. :)

Kudos to you Mum and to that gorgeous daughter of yours! :award2:

:mademyday:
Dusty. xxxxxxxx
 
T!!!! That makes my heart sing :). What a special girl - what a special Mom.

(((hugs)))

J.
 
I am proud of my daughter for the way she has battled Crohns head on over the years - just never gives up! There have been times when I have seen her looking so terribly ill, and she just never gave up. These kids remind me of little warriors - all of them are heroes in my eyes, and deserve nothing but the best in life for all they have had to endure.
 
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These kids remind me of little warriors - all of them are heroes in my eyes, and deserve nothing but the best if life for all they have had to endure.

Ditto Kelly! :thumleft:

Kudos to your daughter for her strength and determination, it's no wonder you are so proud of her! :medal1:

:mademyday:
Dusty. xxx
 
I'm so proud of my little boy for being a great dog this past weekend while I was in the hospital, and although my fiance could only come home once and awhile to let him out, there were no poops or pees on the carpet. He's just a puppy, and this made me very happy. Once I got out of the hospital on Monday, we went and got him a nice big treat :)
 
Great idea!

I'm so proud of my two eldest boys, they both made the honor roll this quarter, Jonny 3.2 (non-IBD) and Alex a 4.0 (Crohn's)! Jonny had a heck of a Soccer season, being awarded the top player on the team and Alex is currently ranked 4th of his Hockey team for points! (admittedly I'm nervous this year as the club has 14 to 18 year olds on the same team - eek! but so far he's holding his own!)

For my littlest - he was recently diagnosed with PDD-NOS (type of autism) and he's doing REMARKABLE!! He still doesn't say too much, but his oral vocabulary has gone from about 10 words to about 25 words and he "signs" over 150 words now! Such a joy to talk with him!!

Fun to hear everyone's stories!!

Thanks for stealing this idea Dusty!
 
Thanks for sharing such awesome news ChampsMom! They really are Champs now aren't they!!

I love coming here and reading the positive stories in this thread when I'm feeling a bit down, and I love even more when I have such positive things to share as well! :)
 
I'm so proud of my boy Danny (16). When I was in hospital for 10 days, he didn't want to stay with friends and leave the dog in kennels. My lovely neighbours shopped for and kept an eye on him. But he got himself up and off to school every day, cooked for himself and looked after the house and dog.
When I'm feeling rough he takes over and never complains. We got his school report yesterday and his teachers all sing his praises. Atts ma boy xxxxx
 
I'm so proud of my little boy for being a great dog this past weekend while I was in the hospital, and although my fiance could only come home once and awhile to let him out, there were no poops or pees on the carpet. He's just a puppy, and this made me very happy. Once I got out of the hospital on Monday, we went and got him a nice big treat :)

Woohoo! How fab is that! especially for a puppy!
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You're obviously doing something right, good on you!

Dusty. :)
 
Great idea!

I'm so proud of my two eldest boys, they both made the honor roll this quarter, Jonny 3.2 (non-IBD) and Alex a 4.0 (Crohn's)! Jonny had a heck of a Soccer season, being awarded the top player on the team and Alex is currently ranked 4th of his Hockey team for points! (admittedly I'm nervous this year as the club has 14 to 18 year olds on the same team - eek! but so far he's holding his own!)

For my littlest - he was recently diagnosed with PDD-NOS (type of autism) and he's doing REMARKABLE!! He still doesn't say too much, but his oral vocabulary has gone from about 10 words to about 25 words and he "signs" over 150 words now! Such a joy to talk with him!!

Fun to hear everyone's stories!!

Thanks for stealing this idea Dusty!

Wow Mum! So much to be proud of and rightly so! :dance::dance::dance:

Congratulations to Jonny and Alex both for their academic and sporting achievements! Wowza!......:award2:

And a hearty congratulations to your little guy too! What an absolute trooper and he surely is remarkable!...
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Dusty. xxx
 
I'm so proud of my boy Danny (16). When I was in hospital for 10 days, he didn't want to stay with friends and leave the dog in kennels. My lovely neighbours shopped for and kept an eye on him. But he got himself up and off to school every day, cooked for himself and looked after the house and dog.
When I'm feeling rough he takes over and never complains. We got his school report yesterday and his teachers all sing his praises. Atts ma boy xxxxx

Awww what a warm, kind and compassionate lad Danny is! I'm so very proud of him too so you must be bursting!

Well done Danny!...:award2:

Dusty. xxx
 
I love coming here and reading the positive stories in this thread when I'm feeling a bit down, and I love even more when I have such positive things to share as well! :)


I'm with you! I love reading these stories and being reminded that nothing, including Crohns!, can hold our kids back! Even while dealing with Crohns, this thread proves over and over that our kids are athletic, smart, brave, competitive, compassionate, inspired and inspiring! All in all, I think, each in his or her own way is a survivor and a winner! :medal1:
 
Matt had his school presentation night yesterday and I am so happy for him. After all he has been through in the last 12 months he still managed to take out the award for Dux of the school. Go Matt!

Dusty. :)
 
OK, I'll be the dummy who asks....what the hell is Dux? It must have something to do with math I suppose! Of course he should be honored, he's your son after all!!!
 
Ahahahaha...Well they say you learn something new everyday Dex...The Dux is an award given at the end of the final year of school to a student completing/graduating Year 12. It is given to the top academic student. Perhaps the equivalent of your valedictorian???

Dusty. :)
 
Dex I just watched that video a little while ago! She's simply amazing and so talented!- and gorgeous! You have every right to be so proud! :)


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Zach had a bunch of snacks and candy from his school Christmas party he really really wanted to eat it all then today he comes in and says "mommy I want to give you my candy cane" then he goes on to say"and who should I give this cookie to? You or vince? Or you both could share it" It's little but lately he's been really trying my patience and being rather selfish so it warms my heart to see him act so unselfish.
 
Dexky - unfortunately, the link didn't work for me :( But, I'm sure she must be quite talented to be playing in a recital! :) It's so wonderful when these 'proud' moments come our way!

lookame - it's sometimes hard to remember what little sweethearts we really have :devil: but, every once in a while, a gesture, big or small, reminds you of how sweet they really are! :)
 
Zach had a bunch of snacks and candy from his school Christmas party he really really wanted to eat it all then today he comes in and says "mommy I want to give you my candy cane" then he goes on to say"and who should I give this cookie to? You or vince? Or you both could share it" It's little but lately he's been really trying my patience and being rather selfish so it warms my heart to see him act so unselfish.

Awww, that is so sweet! What a little honey...:medal1:

Dusty. xxx
 
Dex...do I need to be your friend? Doesn't work for me either, and I want to see!! If yes, Angie Saunders Storey :)
 
Aww, Mark, she gave me chills...LOVED it!! I have a soft spot for strings (I played the cello and my grandpa played the violin, mandolin, banjo, guitar, etc lol!!) and she is super talented...you should be so proud!!
 
Dex, I want to see it to can you friend me? Ths.img. I cannot wIth towards it! Happy holidays everyone!
 
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I don't know what compels me to write this today. Maybe it is because it is the first time in what seems ages I am on my own! :lol: or perhaps it is because where I am right now is so vastly different to this time last year.

There are some of us here that are relishing the joy of remission but unfortunately there are too many of us that aren't. :hug: I have been reading of your struggles and it brings sadness but it also brings awe, awe of the strength your children possess, their determination, their independence, their love and their compassion.
I know at times they frustrate us and I know we try to keep our composure in front of them but I also know they see the fear and heartbreak in our eyes as we sit in front of a doctor hearing what we wish more than anything words we don't want uttered. I see their strength and compassion when they turn to us and say..."It's okay Mum/Dad, everything will be alright."

I am so proud of all the children here for being who they are and of all the Mum's and Dad's for being such wonderful role models, powerful advocates for their children and caring and compassionate friends to those that seek help and advice on this forum.

Well done!...:award2:

In awe of you all...:awe:

Dusty. :wub:
 
Can I reverse this? I'm 19, in first year university and was diagnosed with UC after spending 6 days over the Christmas break in hospital. My mum is amazing, she visited me all day every day and has spent the last month doing everything for me. She took me back to uni yesterday (the Prednisone and Mesalazine seem to be working!) and I could tell she was so worried and upset but she is trying to do everything to make me feel normal. She will talk about my bowels with me all day and I'm so lucky and proud to have her.
 
Yes!

Thanks so much for posting francol! You are so sweet! :hug:

I bet your Mum feels soooo lucky and proud to have you in her life too! :)

Dusty. xxx
 
There are so many new parent here, I thought I would give this thread a good bump so maybe they can read some happy stories ! I know we all need them! :)

So proud of my youngest JJ today! We received his congratulations letter yesterday saying that he has been accepted in to the Sports Science Academy at the high school he will be attending next year ! The recommendation letters he received as part of the application process were simply astounding ! He's a very bright young man and so compassionate, and it's nice to know that his teachers all see it as well! :)
 
ooh a bragging thread...sweeet. I need to read normal happy parent things. :)

Of course Violet's cheerful attitude and stability are humbling, and her always considerate way of treatiing everyone around her is what I am most proud of, and her logical, brilliant brain.
She has never said a WORD about her altered life; she copes and deals and makes it pleasant to be her mother.
Her character strength is far greater than mine.

My 12 y/o Arden has to take backseat to V and she never complains nor demands, just lives her full life, thank God she is healthy.
 
WOW!!! Congratulations to JJ!!! How very deserving T...:award2:

Violet is such an amazing young lady Julie, it's no wonder you are so proud of her! I am too!...:award2:

Awww, what a sweetie Arden is...:hug:...how very proud of her you must be...:award2:

:mademyday:
Dusty. xxx
 
I scrolled back and read, it gave me a lift :rosette1:

Especially what the older ones are doing; it does seem that being struck with this illness makes them adjust their view of life to maximizing every moment of it.

let's keep this thread active...:)
 
So excited for my daughter Ashley - she made the JV Soccer team at her High School yesterday.... did you hear the screams from her proud proud mother? Just one of her many dreams to come true! Crohn's hasn't stopped her yet! This girl is unstoppable!
 
That is absolutely fab Kat! Congratulations to Ashley...What a
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Dusty. :heart:
 

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