Jane said the secret to a long marriage is having both luck and spending a lot of time together. After her father’s death, she found this out just before her parents’ tenth anniversary. Friendship means a lot to them; their story began as friends and is still their strongest connection. They both like being reliable and steady. Jane, being Catholic, sees marriage as a special and holy gift from god.
The photo shoot with Marla Michele must help them cherish their neighbors and boost their joy for their 50th anniversary, even during the pandemic. They had not arranged a special celebration, but they were happily surprised by many kind congratulatory messages.
They suggest that young couples prioritized creating and maintaining a solid marriage rather than solely focusing on the wedding days. Jane conveys that love aids us in life, via our families, friends, particularly through one another.
Bob states, Keep in mind that every day we spend together is a gem. The pictures capture their happiness and faith, showing that even after every year, their love remains strong as their wedding day.
Doctors informed my new family that I may have a finite life. Gradually, I began to improve. I began going to special daycare where I got therapy, a lot of speech, physical, and vision. I started to become strong and reduced my doctors visits.
I became a part of the flower family in March. I still need a lot of help. I have cerebral palsy, and my limbs do not function properly. I cannot eat on my own, so I used the tubes. I cannot see, yet I enjoy observing light. I take several medicines to help with my pain and muscle spasms.
My life tested me with a lot of pain, but I still smiled and laughed with a silly noise. My mother says I am courageous. I simply want others to understand the risks involved in shaking an infant. My family helped to the pass a “Carter’s Law” to raise awareness about it. Kindly tell my story.
I am Carter. I live with the Shaken Baby Syndrome.
