SilverlilysPond

He did it! I am so proud of him and relieved we made it to this day!!!! There were moments of doubt, moments of am I going to make it there for this event? But we made it, Joshua's journey effects so many lives...it really is a family journey when your child is wounded in war...today it is about his youngest brother and his part of the story...a tale of a young man whose eldest brothers injury took his family apart in different directions for a year and a half.  His father had to continue work as a truck driver which left him gone all week, home a day and a half each weekend.  His mother was gone completely to be at his brothers side, and

Has any one heard of this? I keep thinking of my son and all those other wounded kids I saw and ask myself, what is he thinking? There is no way my son or the small company he worked for before being sent to war could afford to pay for the medical care that will be life long now!!!! So now our country is going to send the kids to war, and if they are unlucky enough to get wounded, than our country is going to charge them with the bills? The American Legion Strongly Opposed to President's Plan to Charge Wounded Heroes for Treatment Mon Mar 16, 5:49 pm ET To: POLITICAL EDITORS Contact: Craig Roberts of The American Legion, +1-202-263-2

Joshua and Heather went to a animal shelter and found "Ringo" He is a white and tan pit bull that was found as a stray...the shelter worked with him for a long time to make sure he was completely house trained for them. At first Heather told me when she and her friend Rachel went to look, they saw him and thought he was to hyper.  But when they went back with Joshua, the two looked into each others eyes and that was all it took. Ringo sniffed all around his chair and gently climbed up into his lap and kissed his face, Joshua looked at Ringo and mouthed to Heather he is the one.  Ringo will start his formal training in April...but so far he