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Hey Everybody...
    We can not even begin to tell you all how wonderful it is to be home.  Parker had his final chest x-ray done this morning.  We did get the results back and Parker still has fluid on his lungs, so he will have to remain on his fluid meds for a while.  They did see the small residual hole that we told you all about last night but that is not a big deal.  He was fussy by the time we got home tonight, but I am sure it is from all of the movement today.  Parker's been laying in a hospital bed for three weeks, so you can imagine how sore he may be.  I want you all to please keep a family that we met in the PCICU this week in your prayers.  Christopher Gordon is a nine year old little boy that lost his heart fight last night!  His parents have been at the Ronald McDonald house next door to us and others for the last 3 months.  The surgeons had to remove a good portion of his right brain Thursday night in an emergency surgery.  They let his parents know that he had suffered a stroke and would more than likely be paralized on one side....little did they know that only four days later he would go to be with the Lord.  Willis and I had not seen them for the last two days because we were moved to seven C.  But when we woke this morning one of the helpers of the Ronald McDonald house was cleaning their room and we knew that wasn't good.  The Gordon's have a hard road ahead of them so we will continue to pray for his family and ask that you do the same.  If you ever get too caught up in life, think you've got it bad, then you need to take a drive to the PCICU waiting room at MUSC and it will put things in perspective quickly.  The stories we heard this week would blow your mind.  Not to mention the miracles that go along with it.  Willis and I are so blessed to have been able to bring our little boy home...when others are not so fortunate.  With tear filled eyes we pulled away from MUSC...a week of our lives that has forever changed us.  You see, six days ago our child laid on a table in the OR with no heartbeat., it was the worst two hours of our life.  God could have not provided his little heart to beat again...but He did.  God has something wonderful in mind for Parker.  We may never witness in our lifetime what that is but for now we are greatful for our second chance with our little boy.  Life is such a delicate thing, and too often it is taken for granted.  Kiss your babies tonight and make sure you tell them how much you love them...you might not get that second chance! 
Love In Christ,
The Crafts