Like Ethan, many of those babies will undergo intense open-heart surgery while only being hours or days old. You already know what a fighter Ethan is, and this blog has introduced you to other amazing children who are fighting right alongside him!
So, mark you calendar and show your support!
AND... you may have also noticed that I added Ethan's e-mail address right under the "Praying for Ethan" button. A while back I mentioned that we set up an e-mail account for him, as a way to tell him all about his journey.
Now, it's your turn!
On November 29, take pictures, videos, etc. of you and/or your family decked out in red & blue. Send them to Ethan at ethankendrickmullis@gmail.com and give him lots to look at when he's old enough to figure this stuff out!
(My plan is to compile all of the responses into a Blurb photo book. How cool will that be?!)
Get those creative juices flowing, and have FUN!
4 comments:
I would love to participate!
I marked the calender, now if I can just remember to look at it, I should be ok.
Love Grandma A
Ditto for me. Remember,remember,remember! Now,what was I suppose to remember?
Love you'
Gramma B
oh Lord..the two grandmas... poor things. haha! to anyone who's interested, I've made some super cute little ribbons that pin onto your shirt that have little red hearts on them! I'll send them to you for free to show your support! Just e-mail me if you're interested!
j.day86@yahoo.com
Can't wait to show Ethan all his salon girlfriends wearing their red and blue!!
Love y'all!
-Aunt Bubbie
For those who don't understand why Red and Blue day is a Sunday ("But more people would know if we wore Red and Blue on a workday!") You have a good point! But on November 29, 1944, the very first surgery for a Congenital Heart Defect was performed: the Blalock-Taussig shunt.
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