Home at last

Yes we are finally home, it is so nice to not be in a hospital. Karis got to meet her little brother for the first time today and she was so excited. Jaren is now a month and 1 day old and is doing great. I was worried we would have to stay the weekend, because Jarens white blood cell count was a little high, and that has been what kept us up there, twice this week, I got the truck loaded to come home and then was told we would be staying one more day, so when I got the report that Jarens count was still up I thought we might have to stay the weekend, I was so happy when our doctor told us he could now come home. What is even better is one of the nurses that works at Childrens Mercy in KC lives about 3 miles from our house, and she told us that if we have any questions or concerns she would come and check on our son or give us help if we need it, what a comfort that is. I know the Lord has had his hand in this miracle all the way from the beginning, all the way to make sure there is help near by if needed, I know Jaren is a special little boy that will do great things in his life, He has such a wonderful spirit about him that has changed peoples lives for the better all around the world and he is only a month old, I am so honored to be the father of such a son. I can't wait to see the things he will do with his life, He has influenced me to be a better person, a better husband, and a better father. Karis is the same way, I in no way deserve the wonderful children that have been placed in my life, my little family is the greatest blessing I have ever recived.