Category Archives: Father and son

Slow Down

Posted on March 15, 2019 by Matt

Alex has been on blood thinners since before he could walk, so in the back of my mind I’ve always worried about him falling and hitting his head, or getting cut, or hitting his nose and making it bleed.  Whether … Continue reading →

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If not now…

Posted on September 18, 2017 by Matt

Alexander’s most recent cardiology clinic gave us a scare.  The truth is, given the complexity of Alex’s condition, we have been blessed with great clinic results, and we’ve become accustomed to the type of clinic visit that feel more like … Continue reading →

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Milestones

Posted on November 1, 2015 by Matt

Being a heart-Dad is a constant lesson in perspective.  The last six years have taught me to do my best to appreciate each day, and to make the most of our family time.  I have to admit, this effort is … Continue reading →

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