Did you read her amazing story?
(Sorry, I know I just violated the cardinal rule of Wordless Wednesday.)
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Her story IS amazing...as is she!!! I love seeing her so healthy! And I don't think I would ever get tired of looking at that precious smile! No words are needed on this darling one!!!
ReplyDeleteI did read that story a few days ago when it first appeared... and it's an amazing one, indeed! It's always SO wonderful to see the outcome of God's mighty hand at work! He is FAITHFUL!! <><
ReplyDeleteYou rule-breaker, you!...such a rebel! ;) LOL!!
She has gotten so big!!!! She looks so different!!! So so so beautiful!!! God is so good. I miss her.. and little debbie, and lets face it, all of them.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful little one. I'm going to read her story later today. I agree, her smile is just the sweetest.
ReplyDeleteoh man her hair is getting sooo long! I love it! God is so good!!!
ReplyDeleteI did read her story several days ago. I think I am in love!
ReplyDeleteWhen I look at that picture I can't help but notice Cora's smiling face is shining bright out of the shadows. What a testament in His healing power her life has been!
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