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04/10/2013 Marquette Student-Athletes Host a Talent CompetitionGolden Eagles celebrate National Student-Athlete Day 11/11/2012 Carlson Reaches 1,000 Kills as Marquette Sweeps Notre DameMU clinches the BIG EAST No. 2 seed with win 09/03/2012 MU Athletics Gathers For 'Welcome Back Field Day & Picnic'Monday's event signaled the start of 2012-13 08/21/2012 Experience Has Golden Eagles Poised to Reach New HeightsVolleyball returns a wealth of experience in 2012 10/30/2011 Golden Eagles Complete Weekend Sweep with 3-0 Win at West VirginiaMU is 10-0 will play UC and U of L next weekend 12/20/2013 Marquette Express Delivers Christmas Cheer To Milwaukee ChildrenThe enjoyment of the holiday season lies in both the giving and receiving of gifts. Marquette's student-athletes put giving at the forefront, as their efforts brought Christmas cheer to those less fortunate. 09/05/2013 Regular Season Week 2 Preview - Welcome HomeThe team is home for the first time in 2013 for the Marquette Challenge, facing USC and TCU - coach Bond Shymansky, Rachel Stier and Julie Jeziorowski talk about coming home, plus the best dynamic duos. 02/12/2013 MU Volleyball 2012 Highlights2012 Marquette women's volleyball season highlights 09/03/2012 Athletics welcomes students back to school08/10/2012 Chris talks women's volleyballHonors and Awards 2013: Recorded eight digs against then No. 3 USC in a three set loss (Sept. 6) ... Notched eight kills against then No. 3 Penn State (Sept. 13) ... Notched a season-high 11 digs in a five-set victory at DePaul (Sept. 28) ... 2012: Ended her junior campaign second on the squad with 2.57 digs per set ... Played in all 34 matches and started 10 times at defensive specialist ...Tallied 11 digs vs. Louisville (Nov. 18) in the title match of the BIG EAST Conference Championship ...Recorded 13 digs against Notre Dame (Sept. 28) in MU's five-set victory ...Matched a season-high with 14 digs vs. Pacific (Sept. 14) in the opening match of the Marquette Invitational ...Collected 12 digs in three out of MU's four matches in the Ambassador Hotel Golden Eagle Classic, including the win over No. 23 Michigan (Sept. 7) and five-set loss vs. Northern Iowa (Sept. 9) ... Notched 14 digs vs. Northwestern (Aug. 26) in title match of the Marquette Challenge... Became seventh player in program history to record 1,000 digs after notching six digs in a 3-1 victory over Xavier (Nov. 22)... Notched 7 digs in a four-set victory on senior night over Butler (Nov. 23)... 2011:Tied a season-high with 18 digs in BIG EAST semifinal loss to Cincinnati (Nov. 19) ... Notched 13 digs at West Virginia (Oct. 30) as the Golden Eagles moved to 10-0 in the BIG EAST ... Had a season-high 18 digs against Seton Hall to help MU respond from a 2-0 deficit ... Tallied 12 digs in win at UConn (Oct. 1) ... Hauled in 13 digs against USF (Sept. 25) ... Notched 16 digs against No. 9 Minnesota (Sept. 18) in the Marquette Challenge ... Tallied 11 digs against Akron (Sept. 9) ... Notched 10 digs in a sweep of Creighton (Sept. 3) in the final match of the Bluejay Invitational ... Recorded 10 digs at Iowa (Aug. 27) in the finale of the Hawkeye Challenge ... BIG EAST All-Academic. 2010:Notched a career-high 20 digs against Toledo (Sept. 12) as MU's libero...Donned the libero jersey for the first time in her career against Milwaukee and registered 14 digs...Recorded 10 digs against both UC Irvine (Sept. 3) and St. Mary's (Calif.) (Sept. 5) in trip to home state of California...Started all three matches at the Golden Gopher Invite and recorded six digs in first collegiate contest vs. Stony Brook (Aug. 27.) ...BIG EAST All-Academic. High School: Stier was a four-time letter winner in volleyball at Bishop O'Dowd High School...MaxPreps.com Division III First Team All-State member in 2009 after helping the Dragons to their first ever Northern California tournament championship game...Under head coach Mike Gee, Stier was named First-Team All-East Bay by the Contra Costa Times in 2008 and 2009...Chose Marquette over Georgia Tech...PrepVolleyball.com "Senior Ace"...In additon to her solid play on the court, where she registered 436 digs in 2009, Stiel is also a star in the classroom, garnering all-state and all-conference scholar-athlete honors all four years...She is a successful junior volleyball player with the nationally renown Golden Bear Volleyball Club and started at libero for three seasons under head coach Emerson Salonga. Personal: Stier is the only child of Paul and Tina Stier ... Born in Berkeley, Calif. ... Majors in public relations with a minor in marketing ... President of Marquette's SAAC chapter as a junior and senior. |


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Size55 m²
Floor No.2
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Lockable room
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
Accommodation summary
Address | Rua Sá da Bandeira, 4000-427 Porto, Portugal |
Property type | Apartment |
Property ID | 7PERQUE4 |
Acceptance rate | 98% |
Response time | A few hours |
Calendar updated | Today |
This apartment is new but with the detail of having preserved its fabulous ceiling of traditional Portuguese style. It has a modern kitchen with fridge, stove, kettle, coffee maker, toaster, microwave and all utensils to allow guests to prepare their own meals.
The bathroom has free toiletries (soap, shampoo, shower gel and body lotion), toilet paper, towels and a hairdryer.
The apartment provides all the comforts of a home away from home and is equipped with flat-screen cable TV (80 channels) Wi-Fi connection with free internet access and a welcome small bottle of the finest Port wine.
The apartment is extremely quiet and is a short walk away from the area of restaurants and bars and the main historical monuments of the city as well as the Douro River.
"MUXIMA" is ideal for those who want to discover the historic center of Porto on foot. For anyone who wants to visit the cities of Guimarães and Braga, the São Bento train station is only 5 minutes away. And for those who come by car, there are several public parking garages only 2 minutes away.
Neighborhood: Baixa (Downtown)
The downtown of Porto is intersected by streets almost entirely dedicated to shopping and restoration. Its main center is the street of Santa Catarina. There, it is possible to find the oldest typical shops, bakeries and cafes in Porto, such as the famous Café Majestic and pastry Atenéia.
In addition, there are the oldest bookstores who live healthily with the large and modern libraries, small shops specializing in art, design, gourmet food, seam and antiques. Theatres as the Teatro Rivoli, Coliseu do Porto and Teatro Nacional de São João, are also located in the city center.
Downtown is also known for having a significant number of nightlife establishments, restaurants, bars and cafes in various locations.
House rules
Smoke is not allowed inside the apartments, only in those with balcony.Domestic animals are not permitted.
We ask to be careful with the decoration objects and furniture.
We ask to be careful with the kitchen equipments.
If you have doubts do not hesitate to contact us.
Prices |
Weekly rate for up to 2 guests | $ 429 US |
Price for > 2 guests | $ 10 US per guest/night extra |
Details |
Check-in after | 2 PM |
Check-in before | On arrangement |
Check-out before | 11 AM |
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Reviews of this property
Ana was very helpful and allways willing to give her best. The apartment was nice, but be aware that it is close to crossing lights that beep the whole night.
Ana was a great host, very friendly and helpful….she left us a map of the city and gave us some advice were to go. The apartment was very clean and comfortable and located close to the metro station and there are two supermarkets next to the apartment. The metro has a direct connection to the airport which makes travelling very pleasant.
I would certainly recommend this apartment. The only small advice is that might be worthwhile bringing earplugs if you are sensitive to noise during the night. Especially when you want to leave the window open at night for some fresh cool air.
Thank you Ana for making our stay as comfortable as possible!
Ana es una persona encantadora y muy comunicativa.
En todo momento atenta a tus posibles dudas.
El apartamento muy bien, espacioso, limpio y muy bien situado.
Muy recomendado.
Ana muy cordial. Muchas gracias. Excelente ubicación y condiciones del apartamento de Oporto. Disfrutamos de esa bonita ciudad.
Een prachtige woning. Stijlvol ingericht incl een boekenkast met fraaie boeken. En zeer centraal gelegen.
De ontvangst was perfect geregeld.
Reviews for this host's other properties
The appartment was very clean, confortable and beautiful, close to everything. We had a ver y nice stay.
My son and I stayed one night in Ana's apartment, as we were in Porto to see a match of our favorite football team. The apartment we really OK. There is one double and and single bed. We were welcomed with a few cakes and some drinks. The bathroom is very tide, everything OK. The apartment is not so big, but there is everything you need. A kitchen is also available, but we did not use it. You have a small terrace at your disposal, but the view is not something special. But it allows you to have breakfast in the sun.
The location is OK. The apartment is at the back of the building, so the street noise will not bother you. You are approx. 10 minutes on foot from the centre.
Conclusion: good apartment, do not hesitate to book it.
The appartement was very nice and comfy and clean, everything as described and in a very good location in the centre of the city next to the metro station Trindade.
Ana welcomed us very flexible and friendly with some water and a Muffin in case that we're hungry from the travel - we felt like home.
I can recommend Ana and her appartement very much!
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Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Sad news...
282 comments:
- CathyFebruary 08, 2012
I'm so sorry Natalie - this news is heartbreaking. I have added you to my prayer list, along with your family. Numbers 6:24-26
ReplyDelete Hi Natalie,
A friend of a friend passed on your blog to me. Let me know if I can be of any help, advice, etc. We just had a little girl on Dec 19th and she passed on Christmas Eve. She had Trisomy 13 (much like 18) and the unknown was the worst part - not knowing if I'd make it to term, not knowing how long she'd be here, etc. But it was a journey of growth for me and my whole family as we relied on God for everything. So hard though. I have a blog (thelittlegreenfamily.blogspot.com) but you can also email me at email@example.com if you have any thing you want to ask or just vent.
Katie GreenOh, wow. That is one of the most delicate kinds of tough experiences. I'm so sorry for all of your happy expectations that disappeared so quickly. It sounds like you'll be walking the road of complicated grief. Please consider utilizing a grief counselor for your family through this experience, it can help ever so much! Lots of prayers to support you through this whole phenomenon.
ReplyDeleteOh Natalie!!!! Please, please, please email me your phone number. email@example.com Andee Rae (our first) had Trisomy 18. Reading your post made me sob! It brought back so many emotions. I remember the day we found out like it was yesterday. I had sooooo many questions, hopes, concerns, fears. Trisomy18.org was my life line for the precious months Heavenly Father blessed me to carry Andee Rae. Love you Nat! You are so strong to realize what a gift your little girl is. I know that I CAN'T WAIT to meet Andee to see what she did in heaven to not have to prove herself on earth!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh Natalie. My heart aches for you and your family. She WILL be in a better place. We are sending love and prayers your way. We are so thankful that our Heavenly Father has prepared a way for her to be in your family forever! We love you!!!!
Mallory & Savannah
www.classyclutter.blogspot.comNatalie, I am so sorry. I can't even begin to imagine what you must be feeling right now. I don't know if this is helpful at all but I have followed this blog for years and she had the same experience. I don't know if she might be able to be of some comfort to you? http://angiesmithonline.com/
ReplyDeleteI am so very sorry to hear the sad news. Our family will pray for your comfort and peace. Please tell Zac sorry for me, I wish I could tell him myself but I'm not on Facebook anymore so this is the only way I know to reach your family. May God bless you all and give you the faith and strength you need at this time.
With Love,
Val Marcks and familyhopefully you can feel the love that's coming your way. and even though it's hard to think of anything to say {that will help or comfort} at a time like this, a knowledge of the plan of salvation and eternal families is priceless.
{your post was so thoughtfully written and sweet. how difficult that must have been.}
bless your heart, natalie.- AnonymousFebruary 08, 2012
Natalie...I am so sorry! You are so right, she is too special for this earth! She will be in good hands!
ReplyDelete Oh dear, I am so sorry! There are two bloggers that I follow who both experienced the same devastating news with their little girls. Their stories and faith and strength are moving: http://angiesmithonline.com/2008/01/the-beginning-of-the-story/
and http://raechelmyers.com/category/evie-grace/page/15/
Thoughts and prayers to you and your family!- KathleenFebruary 08, 2012
I'm a new reader, but I had to post to say I'm so sorry. I have a little girl named Audrey waiting for me in heaven. She passed away at 34 weeks due to an infection. I highly recommend the organization "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep." They provide a professional photographer to take photos of your baby free of charge. I cherish my pictures. I encourage you to look into them and think about as many ways to make memories as possible. I have handprints and footprints, a lock of hair and the clothes she wore after she was born as well as her ashes. I wish I had taken molds of her footprints and handprints too. It won't take away the pain, but it helps to have something to focus on, planning to meet your precious girl.
Much love and prayers for you and your family. I'm so sorry to hear this! You don't know me, but I love your blog! Your post brought back so many emotions. I lost a baby in 2007. She was stillborn. The cause was unknown. She was absolutely perfect. Since then, I have had 2 wild little boys and I still think about her everyday. My heart goes out to you. You are such an example of faith and strength to many. God Bless!
ReplyDeleteNatalie, you don't know me that well, nor do I know you that well, but I so admire your strength & courage to share this sad news with everyone. Life is so not fair so many times, but God has it all figured out even when we do not. Rest in that. He will dry your tears and ease your fears. I'm so so sorry.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this heartbreaking news with us all Natalie. I am so very sorry to hear what you all are going through. Please know that you and your family are in our prayers. I have admired you and your work for some time and now you have my admiration for the amazing strength and love you show. God Bless.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousFebruary 08, 2012
So sorry, prayers for you and your family, continue to trust in and love the lord.
ReplyDelete - ChristineFebruary 08, 2012
I want to give you a great big hug right now! It was very kind of you to share your story. The important part is that your lovely daughter was conceived. No matter how short her life may be on earth, she will have an eternity in heaven. Sending love to you and your family.
ReplyDelete Oh Natalie! My heart breaks for you and your husband. Your courage in facing your beautiful daughter's situation is an amazing inspiration...God is so good...No matter what, you will one day be able to look back and see the special blessings which you would never have known without going through this. I hope and pray you will have an opportunity to hold her and love her, even if it will only be for a short time. I don't know if I expressed myself well, but I will keep you all in my prayers.
ReplyDelete- DeannaFebruary 08, 2012
My thoughts and prayers are with you. May God Bless you and your beautiful family always.
ReplyDelete - Stephanie J.February 08, 2012
I am so sorry. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
ReplyDelete I am touched by your incredibly brave post today. I experienced an early miscarriage just last week, so I feel your heartache. Heavenly father has amazing plans for your sweet baby girl up in heaven! Fill your heart with love during this time, and please know that you always have those who want to listen, and want to reach out! You are loved! Many prayers!
ReplyDelete- AnonymousFebruary 08, 2012
The amount of courage you have to post about something so serious and hear breaking, is unbelievable. I sure this story is helping some one else know, they're not alone.
My prayers are with you and you're family. First I want to say I am so sorry to hear this. But as rare as this is beleive it or not I was in your exact situation. At 28 weeks I had a 4D ultra sound done and they said my daughter had fluid in her chest cavity and sent us to a bigger hospital. While at that hospital they told us there was nothing they could do but that there were 3 doctors in the U.S that can do a procedure that may help. One happened to be at Universty of Michigan hospital about 7 hrs from our home so we went there. The docotor there told us about a procedure where they would place a piggy tail shunt thru the babies chest and drain the fluid. The next day he did the procedure. The following day they did an ultra sound to check it. Unfortanitly she was so hydropic that the shunt went right thru her chest. I was so upset. The doctor wanted to try again so we did with the same end result. I never lost hope. He decided to try and get a larger shunt from Europe that was not FDA approve in the U.S yet. 2 days later they were able to get it and it WORKED. 2 days after that she was born. 4 lbs 14 inches. She was in the nicu because the fluid on one side would not stop leaking. They ended up doing a pleurectomy procedure. This also worked. She was in the nicu for 7 weeks with lots of ups and downs but came thru it all. The reason I'm telling you all this is to let you know there is always hope. Chloe Lynn is now 5 years old and doing well. I am going to pray for you because I believe all the prayers for her is what got her thru it all. If you have any questions about options and doctors please feel free to email me. email@example.com
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog and I need to tell you how very sorry I am for you and your family. My heart is aching for you. We lost our 16 year old daughter in a car accident 10 years ago and so many strangers sent their prayers...
that's what helped me. Just know many will have you in their thoughts and prayers.- AnonymousFebruary 08, 2012
Oh Natalie, I am so, so sorry to hear your sad news. My heart breaks for you... I feel like I know you. I have followed you on Pinterest and read and loved your blog for ages now and you have inspired me tremendously!!! I don't know how I can thank you enough but I can and will pray for you, your family and your precious little girl... Love, hugs and prayers, Jacinta Patmore. xxx
ReplyDelete - AnonymousFebruary 08, 2012
Your last 2 sentences are so full of God's grace. They took my breath away. I will pray for your little angel, and for you and your husband. I am so sorry.
ReplyDelete Oh Natty. I'm so sorry. We lost a baby in September. I never realized how hard a miscarriage was until I'd gone through it. My heart goes out to you. We'll keep you in our prayers. I'm impressed by your great attitude.
A friend recently told me about a foundation that takes pictures for mothers like you, Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep. Here's the link if you'd like to check it out. http://www.nowilaymedowntosleep.org/I'm so sorry to hear your news, Natalie. My heart goes out to you. I have been in your same position and I know that heart ache. It's horrible and I wish so badly that you didn't have to experience it. I'm so grateful for Heavenly Father's plan and temple marriages. Isn't it wonderful to know that we will all be given a chance to raise our healthy, beautiful children if not now, than later. I know that you were a wonderful friend growing up and I am sure you are an even better mother to your sweet children. I've always loved your testimony. Thank you for the update. You and your family will be in our prayers. Much love, Jennifer
ReplyDelete- JenniferFebruary 08, 2012
I'm very sorry to hear your news. I want you to know I will be praying for you and your family.
Jennifer Roe Natalie, I am so, so sorry. Reading your post took me back 8years when we had a very similiar conversation with our perinotologist. Our son Ryan was dx interuterine with a cystic hygroma, a fluid filled sac that enveloped his entire brain and head. We were informed that when the baby is a boy and this occurs that they would be born with Down Syndrome. If he were to be born at all. I was 12 weeks along at this time and the doc said that there would be a 97% chance of fetal demise by week 20. The hygroma would eventually take over the body and he would not be able to survive. Oh how we prayed for this little boy to make it. Down Sydrome or not we just wanted to meet him. By week 25 the doc was stunned at the regression of the hygroma and by week 30 there was no signs of it left. They gave us no hope at week 12 and now he is a more than energetic, adorable 8 year old. I believe the power of prayer is the most amazing gift we have been given. Our experience, my pregnancy specifically, has changed me so much for the better. I had to go to the doc every week since week 12 just to see if there was a heartbeat. The most difficult thing a mom can go through. It made me stronger, more aware of life and more sensitive to the needs of others. Your little girl has a huge purpose in God's eyes. Your experience, your actions during this experience and the effect you have on others is part of His plan. I pray you get to meet your little girl, I pray she has an amazing impact on you, your family and everyone who is blessed to meet her. And I pray you and your husband find peace in the news you were given. The sun does come up again and when it does it shines so much brighter.
ReplyDeleteDear sweet Natalie, I'm sorry to hear this news, may the thoughts and prayers of many bring you strength and comfort during this most difficult time. Your life and love for your family have been shown to all of us through your wonderful blog, I hope that comments from your readers touch your spirit as much as you haved touched ours. May the Lord bless you and and your precious family.
ReplyDeleteI see an overwhelming amount of folks who pass your little sweetie off as 'gone' already...but she is still very much alive and there is yet another day to HOPE. There are many stories of miracles where G-d's Hand intervenes and changes things...NEVER give up hope! Hope is that quintessential driving force in life that all else is hinged on. I will pray for a miracle for your precious daughter.
ReplyDeleteNatalie, I'm sorry you're walking this road, because it is a journey, and it never quite ends, the scenery just changes. It's been almost two years to the day (funny how some dates just stick with you) that I went in to find out boy or girl, and came away with much much more information. See, my little guy has T18 as well. He'll be 20 months old on Feb 13th. My aunt sent my your blog post this morning. We have an extensive online community that can offer help and support and sometimes just a safe way to vent those overwhelming emotions. There is also an active advocacy group that can help with info.
That said, as a group, we firmly believe that it is each parent's right and responsibility to know what their child needs. Some children need an aggressive, full court press and lots of interventions, because they are supposed to stay for a while. Others only need their body, and a loving, warm family to hold them as they return to heaven. We try to provide the support for whichever one (or something in between) that parents want. I'll send you my info in an email. Please contact me anytime.My heart just aches for you and your family. Nothing can quite prepare you for news like this. We found out at 27 weeks that our 4th child had a critical heart defect, severe hydrops, and had a less than 1% chance of survival. Through months of miraculous events our little guy survived and is now a crazy two year old, though he still has many health challenges and will continue to need heart surgery throughout his life. I'm not trying to give you false hope that your sweet child will be here on the earth with you, but there is always hope through our knowledge of a loving Father in Heaven and His plan for us. I'll be praying for comfort and peace for you and your family. You guys must be a pretty amazing family.
I am so, so sorry for you and your family. I lost a baby in November to an umbilical cord accident - 27 weeks. You are right, after having other healthy pregnancies and children, and getting past the first trimester, we feel "home free."
I am saying extra prayers for you and your baby that God will wrap his arms around you both.- VickeyFebruary 09, 2012
Natty, I felt such sorrow when I read your post today (having lost two babies prematurely). But know this, GOD loves your little girl even more than you do, and he has plans for her (and you). Jeremiah 29:11 says, "For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you HOPE and a future." Now is the time to let our loving Heavenly Father comfort you like no one else can by staying in His Word and soaking in the prayers of others. I am praying for you and your little girl (and your entire family). Love in Christ, Vickey.
ReplyDelete Oh my gosh, I have tears about to come out of my eyes. This whole time I have been so jealous of your pregnancy, b/c we have been having fertility problems for a couple years. But never in my life would I wish losing a child on anyone. I am so glad that God has given you the chance to grow this sweet child, he must have known how special you and your family are. I wish you all the best in what is yet to come. Thank you for sharing these sensitive moments in your life with all of us.
ReplyDeleteMy stomach is in knots and my heart is tight. I'm so sorry to hear this news. With my last pregnancy there was an early sign that brought about worries of T18. I remember the overwhelming confusion and fear that the baby would most likely not take a breath from this life. I'm so thankful you have your faith, and so sorry you are having to work through this grief. You and your family are in my prayers. (PS. there is a T18 Foundation).
ReplyDeleteno words can convey the heartbreak that i feel for you. i have never met you but i am a mom and, as a mom, i can imagine what i would be going through if i was in your shoes. i am a christian and believe that things happen for a reason and that god never wastes a hurt. my god is a god of comfort so i hope that, even though they will not change your circumstances, these verses can be a comfort in your time of grief.
Psalm 34:18
The LORD is close to the brokenhearted; he rescues those whose spirits are crushed.
Matthew 11:28
Then Jesus said, "Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest.
praying for peace and comfort for you all.Natalie, this is any parent's worst nightmare, and my thoughts and prayers are with you. I don't know how you're holding it together, but I wish you and your husband a blanket of peace only the Lord can provide. And wisdon for your doctors in guiding you through this with the utmost of respect and care. Please keep us posted.
ReplyDeleteNatalie...I don't have words to express how sorry I am for you and your family. You are all in my thoughts and prays. You are truly blessed to have so a wonderful family and you can take comfort in knowing your little angel was loved so much and that she will be waiting on the other side for you one day. Again, I cannot even find words to say to you. I cannot imagine the pain you feel as a mother but you have many people out here praying for you and your whole family.
ReplyDeleteDear Natalie and family ~
I along with so many will be praying for all of you! I know there are no "magic" words....I will simply pray that Jesus holds you and your little girl, your husband and your other beautiful children close as you walk out this journey. He will never leave you or forsake you....
Love in Jesus ~
LindaNatalie I am so sorry about this news. I read about Trisomy 18 and found this, thought that I would share. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
"A small number of adults (usually girls) with Trisomy 18 have and are living into their twenties and thirties, although with significant developmental delays that do not allow them to live independantly without assisted caregiving."I am so sorry to hear about your daughter. This is so hard for you and your family at this time. I have shed many a tear for you.
Unfortunately I fully understand what you are going to be heading into. My heart goes out to you. You will be in my thoughts forever. We belong to a club that no one wants to belong to. Sorry.- AnonymousFebruary 09, 2012
Wow, thanks for sharing such a special post. Heavenly Father will give you courage & understanding to go on. Wishing you & your family peace, love, comfort at this time.
Vicky T. I am so sorry and truly do NOT have the words you will need. I can only tell you that I am one of thousands praying for you and your family. I pray for the "peace that passeth all understanding" to remain constant and evident. I found your story through The Salvage Collection. Love, Me www.youaretalkingtoomuch.com