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Here are some gorgeous pictures of our sweet baby, Magdalena Grace, who is officially 30 weeks old weighing 2 pounds and 1 ounce. I think that she has Noah's nose!

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  1. hey! i am a friend of kim's. i check out your blog daily. i just want you to know i'm praying for your continued courage and strength. i know that God is giving Magdalena two wonderful parents! my cousin has a special needs baby that just turned 4. that's right. we went to the birthday party. the doctors did not expect her to ever leave the hospital but they were wrong. God had a different plan for Adele. here is a link to their site. they find it really great to be in touch with parents of other special needs babies. feel free to check them out. www.brandrup.com it will prompt you for a user name and password... user name: war Password: eagle

    can't wait to see pictures of magdalena when she is born! love to you guys, mary lynn england

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  2. Anonymous9:35 AM

    Magdalena es verdaderamente hermosa, seguimos orando por ella y por ustedes, y sí, tiene la nariz de Noah!!!

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  3. Hey,
    I just wanted you to know that that a friend of yours at UAB told me about your blog. Our son Tate was diagnosed with tri-18 about a month ago at UAB where she works. I am 30 weeks and we went in to check on some contractions. She was the attending doctor who checked on us. She told me yall had one too and that I should look it up. I so happy I did! It is such a blessing!
    Thank you for sharing your story-
    Cricket Jones
    http://thesoutherncricket.blogspot.com/

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