Monday the 8th, part 2
Sorry for the 2 posts tonight.
People have been asking what they can do to help—
Well:
Children’s Hospital always needs blood and platelets. They get them from the San Diego Blood Bank. If you can’t find a bus around for a blood drive, call and they will tell you the most convenient place for you to donate. With Trevor needing platelets almost once a week, the SDBB runs low rather quickly and they are always needed.
Also-prayers are always magical along with positive thoughts and funny stories.
Thank you all so much-
Dawn
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Hey Trev…I finally figured out how to do this whole blog and comment thing! How cool to be able to keep up on things and to chat with you whenever I feel like it! How REALLY COOL that you met Trevor Hoffman! (Is he as cute in real life as on T.V.?) I want to tell you how proud I am of you for your awesome attitude through this whole yucky thing. Positive thoughts and positive energy are the best medicine ever. Add a terrific family like yours and things look pretty good! Hang in there buddy! I’m thinking about you all the time!
Love, Mrs. Stewart
P.S. Why did the chicken cross the playground?
To get to the other SLIDE!!!!!
Hi Trevor,
What a treat it was to see you walking into school this morning. I wanted to ran out and gave you a big hug but I’m sure you would have been totally embarassed by my silly behavior, because I’m not sure I would have let you go. Seeing you really made my day!
I noticed the mask you were wearing, is it a designer label or off the rack? I would love to have one in purple. I really think you could start a new trend at school. What do you think?
Your “blog” is the first one I have ever read. What a great idea. It was interesting to read and a great way to help us all keep informed and updated on your progress.
If you have a chance to come to school again I hope you can stop by and say HI. Just be ready! Who knows what all do!
Love, Mrs. Martin
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