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Hoping things stay on the up and up for you!

Glad you're home but hope you get answers soon!

Glad to see you are back, drink a couple for me....the downside to breastfeeding

Good wishes and prayers going out to you Rich!

Yeah Cindi! You go girl!!!

prayers being sent...

Don, Your love for Lucie is just incredible. You leave me speechless and I pray for your broken heart Tammy

Erin knows but she's not telling Then again, you know that saying.....out of the mouths of babes.......just kidding Cindi!

Thanks Maryanne! You've always had a kind word to say!

So sorry to read this, he will be missed.

Congratulations!!

Cindi, Glad to hear all is well! Tammy

Ok, so it was a girl back on August 12th Its been awhile since I've been able to get on the boards. My daughter is a "bit" colicky Her name is Erin Catherine. She was 6 pounds 15 ounces but now that she's almost 3 months old I'm sure she is closer to 12. Big brother Connor has adjusted well. My dad is very excited to have his first granddaughter and we are happy that he is still here to enjoy her!

I don't know how many of you remember Nancy but she was raising her grandson after losing her daughter. I had developed a friendship with Nancy since she saw the same doctor as my father for her initial diagnosis. I lost touch with her after losing her phone number and was saddened to see that she had passed away recently. I posted her obituary.

I don't know how many of you remember Nancy but she was raising her grandson after losing her daughter. I had developed a friendship with Nancy since she saw the same doctor as my father for her initial diagnosis. I lost touch with her after losing her phone number and was saddened to see that she had passed away recently. Here is her obituary: Nancy M. Browning Nancy Margaret (Daniels) Browning, 51, of Martinsburg, passed away Sept.29,2006,at home after an extended illness. Nancy was born on Dec. 22, 1954, in Man, W.Va., a daughter of the late Reverend Horace and Flora (Johnson) Daniels. She attended schools in Logan County, graduating from Man High School in 1973. Nancy and her husband owned the Sewing Boutique retail store located in Man, W. Va., in the late 1970’s. She worked as a pharmacy technician for Jefferson Memorial Hospital and Harpers Ferry Medical Center. She served as administrative assistant for many years for her husband’s construction business, currently known as Browning Enterprises, Inc. located in Martinsburg. She was an original Charter Member of the Heritage Free Will Baptist Church. Nancy and her family constructed a library at Heritage Free Will Baptist Church in memory of her daughter, Amy Allison Browning. Nancy is survived by her husband, Roy Bruce Browning; one son and daughter-in-law, Eric Jason and Lisa Browning; three grandsons, Tyler Allen, Matthew Bruce, and Zachary Daniel, all of Martinsburg; five sisters and brothers-in-law, Phyllis and James Greene, Carol and Richard Brown, Ruth and Jerry Perry, Judy and Kenny Workman, all of Man, W. Va., and Mary and Roger Montgomery from LaGrange, Ohio; three brothers and sisters-in-law, James Daniels of Man, W. Va., and Pete and Gerri Lynn Daniels, Mike and Janet Daniels, all of Michigan. She is also survived by many nieces, nephews, and friends. Nancy was preceded in death by her daughter, Amy Allison Browning; her brothers, Jack, Billy, and Johnny Daniels; her sister, Brenda (Daniels) Bailey; her nephews, Roger Paul and Kenny Lee Greene; her niece, Sherry Lynn (Montgomery) Driscoll; her great nephew, Jeremy Daniel, and her great niece, Baleigh Greene. The family is grateful to Hospice of the Panhandle for the loving and tender care provided to Nancy during her final weeks of life. Special appreciation to Dr. DeBord and his staff. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2006, at the Heritage Free Will Baptist Church, with Reverend Russell Wright officiating. Interment will be held at 1 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2006, at the Forest Lawn Cemetery located in Logan, W. Va. Honorary Pallbearers will be Matthew Browning, Tyler Browning, and Zachary Browning; Active Pallbearers will be Sam Breeden, Donnie Fisher, Ryan Fincham, Jay Ware, Sam Collins, and Kevin Brown. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 p.m., Monday at the South Berkeley Chapel in Inwood, W. Va. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions to the Amy Allison Browning Memorial Library, c/o Heritage Free Will Baptist Church, P.O. Box 590, Inwood, WV 25428. See obituaries at: www.BrownFuneralHomesWV.com

Lori, I have been off the boards for awhile, I was so sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. You are a shining example of a wonderful daughter. She was very loved and very lucky to have you in her life. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family. Tammy

Don, Due to the birth of my daughter I have not been posting or on the website very much. I am SO sorry to hear about Lucie. I shed tears when I read that she had passed. Please know that my prayers and thoughts are with you and your family. Lucie was very loved Tammy

I am so sorry for your loss. Yes, I can relate. I had 2 miscarriages after having my son but keep hope, I am posting a pic of my new baby girl. It is a difficult and painful loss, take time to mourn. Just know that better days are ahead. I know that when the doctor placed my new daughter in my arms I knew that this was the angel that God wanted me to have. I think of my two miscarried babies as angels that for some reason I was meant to carry if just for a little while. Take care of yourself.

SEnding lots of baby dust your way

Congratulations!! Enjoy!!

I am so sorry you and your family have to go through this pain

What a great article! You are so courageous! Congratulations.

Congratulations! I'm so glad your mom is enjoying her health

Hi Everyone, I've been lurking around again but not posting much. With a baby due any minute and my 4 year old home from pre-school for the summer, I can't seem to find any time I know that the good news forum is my salvation when I am feeling down about lung cancer so just wanted to share our good news. My dad had his 3 month scans and he is still NED. In fact, they said it was his best check up ever! Nothing lit up on his PET scan anywhere in his body, not even one particular yellow area they had been watching. Tarceva seems to be working for now and that is just awesome. He has been cancer free for 8 months which is amazing since he had such an awful time back in December. His doctor gave him a small reprieve and said that he doesn't have to come back to Hopkins until this December (4 months). With a new grandchild coming this month and my brother getting married next month, I can't tell you what a relief this is. We can celebrate without having that "cancer" word on the brain. In fact, I think this news was better than the "Its a boy/girl" I've been waiting to hear. On a funny side note, I was in labor and delivery with contractions Monday night but they sent me home. My mom called me that night and begged me to keep my legs crossed and hold the baby in until they got back from Hopkins. She was so torn. They were anxious to get the results from the scan but didn't want to miss the birth. Thankfully the baby cooperated. I pray for all of you every week at church and please know that you are not alone. Tammy

Carleen, No words, just hugs and prayers...........