The day my life changed October 31st, 2001 5:00 am the alarm goes off beep, beep, beep, “Megan, will you turn that damn thing off.” “Uuhh, what.” “Turn it off.” “Ok, ok.” “It’s way to early to be alive, I’m probably going back to sleep when we get there.” “Yeah right, you won’t be able to sleep.” As we began to prepare for the biggest day of our life the conversation was nothing of …showed first 75 words of 955 total…

…showed last 75 words of 955 total…being flung up on her chest and we were able to touch, smell and see him, was an overabundance of pride, happiness, and self worth. Every thing was so fast and so amazing that I don’t even remember cutting the cord. The next thing I remember was giving him his first bath and wrapping him in a blanket, and that is the first memories I have of my son whom is life to me.