the hulett house: Life, Death, and all thats in between

First off, I need to back up. I've been a bad blogger and been slacking lately on keeping everyone who is so anxiously (haha) waiting my daily posts. I'm sorry for taking so long!! It seems one thing happens and it throws my whole schedule off.

Death:

April 19 was a sad day for the Hulett family. Bop, Shay's grandmother, passed away that night. We made it to Arlington in time to see her one last time and around 11:30 pm she finally went to be with our good Lord. It was her time and we were happy she finally got what she wanted, but it's never easy to say goodbye. The funeral was beautiful and of course, it was great to see everyone, just wish it was under better circumstances.

Life:

A little over a week later, my best friend Lindsay had her baby girl. I'm so excited to have my "niece" here!! She's absolutely beautiful and I can't wait to see her and hold her. Miss Adalynn Blain was born on May 1, 2008 at 7:03pm. She weighed in at 6lbs 10oz 18.5 inches long!! What a blessing this little girl is and she couldn't have better parents. Congratulations Lindsay and Chad.... Cherish that angel and kiss her for me =)

In between:

My bestest, Aimee, needs your prayers. Her mom is once again in surgery as I type this. She has a brain aneurysm and they are trying to coil it. They attepmted this once before but were unsuccessful. Now she is in Houston and a different Dr is trying the procedure again. Please pray for steady hands and a wealth of knowledge. Please ask God to help this Dr in coiling this aneurysm. If this does not work she will then have to have another Dr perform surgery to clip the aneurysm. We do not want this. We want them to coil it and let her recover FULLY!!! Please beg our Lord to hold Denise (Aimee's mom) tightly in His hands and help to heal her quickly. Please ask that He will also watch over Aimee, her sister Sherie and brother Scott and help them to find the peace they need to handle this. Prayers make these "inbetween" the good and bad times seem more bareable. Give them strength to accept the outcome and help them find a way to move forward. God is so good and we know He will make this right.