Have a very happy Valentine's Day with friends, family, and other loved ones.
Or you can just sit at home (like myself) and make cookies, listen to sappy country music, and watch a chick flick.
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| Given the fact that I was way more adorable after my first heart transplant, enjoy this picture. It's one of my favorites; I'm 18 months old.
For all the horrifying photographs documenting the awkward stages of my life [aka after the third transplant], please click here.
Thank you to every single one of you as well. I know that it is also because of your faith, prayers, and fasting that I am here today. I am so grateful for the support each of you have given me over the past nineteen years of my life.
And now for one little request:
Find out if you're an organ donor. If you're not, find out why. Some basic Google searches will show you plenty of research and fact sheets about being an organ donor.
Become an organ donor if you can.
You can even show it on your Facebook timeline:
You could end up saving someone's life.
Like mine.
I am so grateful for the modern miracles of medicine. I am grateful to have a body that functions [for the most part] normally.
But most of all, I am thankful for the beating of my heart throughout each minute of every day.
It's a wonderful feeling.
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| Heart attacking Angela |
| Angela's notes for me |
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| One of the girls in our hall made a few of these to put up in the hall. |
| Darius Rucker! |
| Here they come!!! |
| They brought this little girl on stage to announce "American Honey" and then danced around with her on stage. Luckiest girl in the world. And she isn't even old enough to recognize it. |
| Thompson Square, Lady Antebellum, and Darius Rucker. All together on the same stage. |
| Happy Brooke!! |