Our friend Julie Davis, from right here in Oregon had the 20,000th visit to the blog (although maybe it was more like 40,000, because I didn't put the counter on the blog until it had been up and running for about 13 months -- we'll never know). We met Julie when her husband Loren was a grad student at the University of Alberta in Edmonton with us.
Seeing all those hits on the counter made me curious about who's out there following our story, so feel free to comment or e-mail anytime -- we love hearing from you!
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18,000 of them are probably me : ) Just kidding. That is a ton of hits! But you all are super interesting!xox
PS> Devon needs to do some tanning!
hello from the *other* vancouver. this is marni, julie above's friend. (We met at her wedding in florida when you were pregnant with avery! a lifetime away for all of us!)
I love to read your blog, and am incredibly impressed at you and your family. Your girls are gorgeous, and you guys look like you have a lot of fun.
best to you + good luck with #3.
marni
Hi Leslie,
I've been checking your blog off and on since I joined the Blenderized Diet yahoo group. I like to check out what is going on with Jordan because she is somewhat similar to my daughter, who will soon be turning one. It is sort of like a glimpse into the future for me!
I really appreciated your thoughts on your pregnancy. I would like more children, but with my daughter undiagnosed it makes me scared too.
Thanks,
Emily Vedra
www.vedrafamily.com
Leslie-
A bunch of those hits are me, too. I've been reading your blog for a while-can't remember how I ended up finding it-whether it was through someone elses' blogroll or through a google search for infantile spasms. My son had infantile spasms as well-he's 10 1/2 years old now, and his story/path is different than Jordan's. I get sucked into reading about other kids with IS! I am trying to get into the blogging habit myself, but can't seem to get started.....I admire your expressive abilities-one of your posts (and I can't find it or remember which one it is now...) really touched me, and I've been checking on you guys ever since.
Karen
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