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Hands of Friendship and Brotherly Love

It is said that a picture is worth a thousand words. Well, words can't describe these........










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What a sweet princess with 2 very wonderful big brothers!!!! They all look incredible!! We love y'all!! S, K, & B
What a precious little princess! Thank you so much for sharing these pictures! Her mouth looks great!
Jennifer said…
I literally have tears as I look through these pics. Ivey looks great. I am sure the boys were thrilled to get to be with her!
Sarah said…
Look at all those beautiful blondies! I'm so glad you shared these; Ivey looks great! Caiden and I still pray for her (and you!) every night, hoping you get to come home soon:)
Whitney said…
What amazing pictures. Thank you so much for sharing. You are truly blessed to have such a wonderful family and 3 beautiful children!
Willingham13 said…
Ivey is beautiful! You can tell that Knox and Walker love her so much.
Anonymous said…
What good big brothers, Ivey has. She looks amazing, despite what she has been through. Way to hang in there, Ivey!
Erin said…
She is beautiful!! And, what a sweet big brother!!

Praying you will get to go home soon. . .
Lei said…
what a sweetie! love the crown... it suits her. :)
Your baby is so beautiful. I love the way her brothers love on her. It is so sweet! I found out about Ivey through faithlifts and pray for her often. God bless your family!
She is absolutely beautiful Gwen!

Still Praying,
Heather
What a beautiful family. Ivey is precious - all in pink and surrounded by her big brothers. Thanks for sharing these. Now I can picture her when I read your posts and whisper another prayer for her!

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