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A Letter to the Twinkle in Our Eyes

Dear beautiful future baby, 
Gabby prays for a healthy baby brother and sister every single night. Daddy and I cannot wait to one day meet you, although we know it may be years from now. We trust that God has a plan for you and for us and we will be patient and hopefully follow the path He has set for us. Daddy had a special surgery in hopes of helping us have another baby. It was more pain and recovery than expected, but we agree you are worth it!  Gabby is so awesome we knew that another addition to our family could do nothing but bring more joy and brightness to all three of our lives! So until we meet you, just know you are in your mommy, daddy, and sister's thoughts and prayers. We will all be patiently waiting for you to teach us all a little more about life than you already have being a twinkle in our eyes. 

Already loving you dearly, 
Your Family



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