My baby brother Peter came home from his mission on the 2nd of this month. We all got together and took a family photo of everyone in my family. It has been so... much fun to be together again. I am grateful for my family.

Our family is saddened by the news of
President Hinkley's death. He was
a true prophet of god, we will sure
miss his profound teachings and his
sense of humor. It is a comfort to know
that families are forever. I am grateful
for him and his many years of service
to the members and non members alike
through out his life. He is a man that we
can all strive to become like.
My little brother Peter Wosnik will enter
the MTC this Wednesday. We wish him luck
as he goes and preaches the gospel of Jesus
Christ the next two years. I am grateful for
him and his desire and worthiness to go. He
is a great example to his 5 wonderful nieces who
will greatly miss him. Best of luck to you little
BRO.
Kaitrynn is up to 10 lbs 11 0z. She was seen by
someone every day last week regarding her
well being. The first of the week we visited with
the pediatric Cardiologist. The appointment went
rather well. She had an ECHO cardiogram. Her heart
is better than it was a month ago. That was some sweet
news. We also went to the neurosurgeon this last week.
He informed us that Kaitrynn does not have a tethered
cord. You cannot detect a tethered cord on a MRI. You
detect them,by the symptoms that the child displays.
That was some more wonderful news.
As we look at this week ahead we are going to be meeting
with the surgeon. The feeding tube that she has in now needs
to come out very soon. We hope to know tomorrow if and when
she will need to have the permanent tube put into her stomach.
We are so grateful that she is making progress little by little. She
has brought many blessings to our family. We are so grateful for
our 2 beautiful girls.