It has been quite the ride these past couple of weeks. I knew the news would come while Alex was away and I was terrified of what it might do to me. How could she not be normal? You can tell she is "there," just interact with her. As my husband put it, "It is black and white. She either has it or she doesn't and there is nothing we can do about it." Well she doesn't have Williams Syndrome or any other chromosomal abnormality. At risk of stating the obvious, I am eternally grateful to have THREE girls who are healthy and thriving.
It is amazing what a bit of perspective can do to you. As I am calling Alex, he is trying to get a hold of me with news of his own. We got on offer on our house at the same time we were told Adeline's test results were normal. I have been waiting for this offer but after hearing such good news about my littlest girl, I seem to care much less about the house and move and just want to revel in my girl. I am thankful for the outpouring of good news yesterday but I am most thankful that I get to walk beside this amazing baby as she gracefully masters life's hurdles.
