Pinkalicious!!!

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Jessie had some visitors up at Cook Children's Hospital the past two days. Her spirits are up, and Jessie knows that she is close to home. We so much appreciate all the well wishes from everyone

When we got to the airport, we were greeted by the Jennings crew, Gleatons, Kelms and Shields. It was extremely touching and overwhelming to be greated by everyone and the ballons and signs were marvelous.

At the Hospital, there was more of the same, and Jessie finally got to see her Grandma and brothers again.

For those of you who have seen Jessie, you know that she is doing remarkably well. For those of you who haven't, I must tell you that she is doing very well. There is no memory loss, no personality loss, no speech loss, and no cognitive loss. She has some vision loss in each eye (hemianopsia), and her left leg and left arm are VERY weak (paresis). She is able to stand, and walk with some assistance now, and we see improvement daily.

Here is Jessie and her buddy Alexandra. Even the smile is less crooked!!

From Left to Right (me, Kraig Smith, Scott Grooms, Shelly Smith, Val Grooms, and somewhere running around are Cassi, Alexandr, Ayden and Ashton)

Alexandra, Jessie, Cassi

Robin Seay (Jessie's Principal at Stuard Elementary) Also, Jessie's bus driver, Miss LaShaunda (or as Jessie would say Miss MaShawnda) and a friend came for a visit, but we forgot to take a picture.

Kristi's Sister and Jessie's cousins arrived from Nebraska today. Aunt Cyndi, then Jake, Casey, Adam, and Colton arrived just in time to see the arrival of the pinkalicious wheelchair from Sujata.

Also, Jessie's Uncle Alan, and Grandma were there for a visit today, but they were a bit camera shy.

The pimped-0ut wheel chair was donated by Sujata in it's raw form and decorated by some pink angels.

Jennie Suchocki and her daughter. Caren Jennings, Traci Cottrell. There is no other wheel chair like it in the world.

Matt pushing his little sister around in her new ride.

The brothers gettin some lovin from Jennie.

I need to go to work, so these late nights are going to have to stop. It's way too late to be staying up on a school night.

God Bless! Cris