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First Bath at Home



These were taken after Magdalena's first bath at home on Monday, August 25.

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  1. what a precious memory! praying that you have many more in the future.

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  2. So, so precious!!!

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  3. Oh Julie, I am so happy for you! She is beautiful and looks so amazing. Praying for less apnea spells and confidence for you in her care.

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  4. these are such sweet pictures!!! such a miracle. i could tell those were Mimi's hands because of the nail polish color... :)

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  5. She's so tiny and beautiful! You are doing a wonderful job....

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  6. What a beloved little princess!!!
    Thank you for sharing your joy.
    Praying for all good things to continue. Praying for peace and wisdom.
    Love,
    Kathy

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  7. She is beautiful, what a fun bath!
    Randi Booth

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  8. I'm amazed by your beautiful girl.

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  9. I love these pictures of bath time - one of my favorite times. May you have many more to come!

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