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  • April 3, 2014 at 12:05 am #8055
    Rick B
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    Rhonda and I are blessed with having 7 grandchildren…the latest just 3 weeks ago as we returned from an extended vacation.

    Getting back after being away for a couple of months was awesome…I’ve been dealing with BC since mid 2012 and it was shortly after that when our 6th came along. I was not in a good place at the time but the youth and wealth of newness took over as did getting to know how many friends I have at BCC.

    I thank God for the blessings bestoyed on me and our family and everytime I sit amongest the crowd of toys, blankets and all the other stuff that surround out wonderfull grandchildren I just look up, smile and say…thank you… for making our life whole.

    Surround yourself with children at every opportunity and I can assure you, their energy will soon help you forget, or at least park, your troubles for awhile.

    Rick

    April 3, 2014 at 12:58 pm #17279
    marysue
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    Amen to that.

    April 4, 2014 at 5:49 am #17281
    Babs
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    Kids certainly do help you forget your worries. My brother said the chortling of his infant grandson & the incessant prattling of his toddler granddaughter helped him heal after prostate ca surgery. I know I feel rejuvenated after seeing the grandkids albeit exhausted if we are babysitting. I have a cute story to share. My husband’s 4 yr old grandson was having trouble getting to sleep. He wanted a story in which he and his family starred. He decided he was a prince, his sister a princess & his parents the king & queen. I asked what Grandpa & I were. Servants, he replied. Sadly, it’s accurate. We are at their beck & call and we indulge them with affection and attention. And we love it.

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