Happy New Year from Atlanta.
The Carr family wishes you all peace, prosperity and happiness in 2008. Thanks for all of your support in 2007.
Other news..... Dana broke the candy filled pinata at the London's Rockin' New Year's Eve party at the Shepherd Center with one whack! The kids at the party loved it!
Staying awake til midnight might be a struggle this year, especially after a full day of rehab. Party safely everyone, take care, and see you next year!
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Happy 2008 to the Carr family - May 2008 be a much healthier year for you all! May God continue to bless you all with strength and Love for each other.
I am so thrilled to hear about your continued progress Dana! You must be getting a bit more excited about the closer possibility of coming home, with each passing day of successful therapy!! Perhaps the Merrily, Merrily, Merrily part of rowing down the stream is about to take place!
Best Wishes for your continued success!
Linda S.
Hi Dana, Courtney & Family,
Happy New Year to you all! We're praying that 2008 is a great one for you all and you can be home soon! You've come so far in the past 4 months and we have confidence it will continue! I loved the Christmas pictures-your sparkle is back in your eyes! Looks like it's going to be cold even in GA-we'll send some snow your way to help keep you in the Holiday spirit! Stay positive!!
Love & Prayers, LeVon & gang
Dana,
Happy New Year to you and Courtney and your families. We hope this new year brings you everything you wish for.
The valley people
Hi Folks,
Glad the days have been good. We miss you lots. You have been in our thoughts and prayers. Will be great to see you at some time in the near future. We wish you a Happy New Year and will be in touch.
Love from the Lakes
Dana:
The benefit was a super tribute to you and Courtney and your families! We were so glad to be able to attend and I'm glad that you and Jeremy got to "talk"! He is really excited to get to know you when you get home. He has some interesting information for you, and you probably have some things you can tell him. It was great to "see" you on the screen last night and I realize that it took a ton of fortitude to be able to talk to all of us--and can I tell you that there were a lot of tears falling on our side of the screen too!! But, it's because there was so much love in the room and we were all feeling with you!! Best of luck to you on your next level of rehab--being an outpatient is certainly different than being inpatient, but you'll love it! Keep moving on--and we will see you shortly!! The Hoffman Family (Val's mom, dad, and brother)
Dana,
It was so great to see and hear you at the benefit- doncha love technology? There was not a dry eye in the place, let me tell you (and I suspect a lot of open wallets on your behalf). Everyone wants to be part of a miracle. Stay strong. We're rooting for you-
The Sepkas
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