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Dave after surgery. Look, They cut me!
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Cole after surgery.
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Dave the stud! Walking the second day! Notice my pee purse.
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OK we did this.
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It was definately hard to see Cole like this.
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Del washing my hair in a bag.
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Brian Cross, Hines Trulock and my brother Eric. Brian and Hines drove from Charlotte. My brother flew in from Phili.
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Cole loved to have his silky on his head.
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Eric and Cole. It was very hard for my brother to see Cole like this.
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At this point Cole was pretty addicted to the fentenyl.
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Grandma and Grandpa at Cole's bedside.
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Another visit with very fervent prayer.
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Half baby half machine. The making of the million dollar baby. Figuratively and literally.
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The first time since transplant Del got to hold Cole.
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She was very very nervous. He just had so many tubes!
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There is probabl a lot of prayer going on in this photo.
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The big tape lips are keeping his breathing tube in place.
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Cole with the numerous stuffed animals that had been given to him.
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Happy at last Del holding Cole without the breathing tube.
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Can you tell she is much more at ease.
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Why, that even looks like a real smile from mommy.
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Things are looking good.
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He is just the sweetest little guy in the whole wide world.
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Those eyes are going to bring the girls running.
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Napping in mommy's arms.
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Grandma holding his hand.
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There are less and less tubes now.
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I am starting to feel pretty good.
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The best picture of them all. A big huge smile from a very cute and brave little boy.
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