Today’s delivery…….Dunebrook. We love Dunebrook. We delivered to them twelve full-term sets, nine bibs and some of Zachary’s gently used clothes for the babies. We hope the babies enjoy the gifts.
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Porter Memorial Hospital – June 30, 2011
Today we made two deliveries to Porter Memorial Hospital in Valparaiso, Indiana. We delivered……
NICU – 12 preemie sets
Pediatrics – 12 preemie sets
Pediatrics – 12 full-term sets
Memorial Hospital, South Bend – June 25, 2011
Today, we made a delivery to Memorial Hospital NICU in South Bend, Indiana. This was the second hospital Zach was at, before he was then airlifted to Riley in Indianapolis. For Memorial, we made twenty preemie sets of hats and blankets.
Click here to see pics of what we made for Memorial.
Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep – June 25, 2011
We have made eleven bereavement outfits/sets for a local photographer who is part of Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep. We wish our best to these families and hope we provide a tiny bit of comfort.
Click here to see the photos of the bereavement sets.
IU Health – Lafayette, Indiana – June 24, 2011
We have just completed twelve preemie sets for IU Health in Lafayette, Indiana, in addition to twelve full-term sets and twelve preemie hats.
Hey Wee One………..
Hey wee one….our little punkin’ pie……what happened to this little guy……….
Thank goodness you grew into this………..same hat – same baby – just a healthy version……….
You took meds every day of your life – 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. – Atenolol and Digoxin. Your meds went with you in an insulated lunch box with an ice pack. Like clockwork, alarms would go off at 8:00 a.m. or 8:00 p.m. and everybody would say “meds!”. If you were at our house, Mommy or Daddy would text us “meds” at 8:00 a.m. or 8:00 p.m. If Grandpa Mark was at work, he would text me “meds” at 8:00 a.m. or 8:00 p.m. Everybody cared/cares so much for your precious heart.
Grandpa Mark taped this sticky note on our back door so we would never forget to bring your meds with us if you were spending time with us…….
Yesterday, Father’s Day, was your last day of meds (we hope). Time will tell on the meds, but we are all proud of how far you have come. Here you are taking down your “Don’t forget MEDS!!!” sign with your Daddy and Mommy. What an exciting moment….
As for your NICU hat, it will stay right here…………
forever………as a reminder of you and where you came from and why I make things for other babies.
Check me out!!!!
Check me out – I can walk!!!
Lil’ Troopers – June 13, 2011
TeamZachMcD has been busy since Super Bowl Sunday making items for Lil’ Troopers. We made 36 sweater sets, blankets, bibs and washcloths to be gifted to three military hospitals. We love our military – what a beautiful way to honor the children of our military men and women.
Click here to see the pictures of the sets we made for the precious military babies.
Zach’s High Five!!!
Here is Zach’s version of a high five. I hope you enjoy it as much as we did……..
Dunebrook – June 7, 2011
Today we made a delivery of blankets for the babies served by Dunebrook. Word of the day: fulfilling. To Jen……….we thank you for your gracious nature and we look forward to playing a very small role in a very important organization. Our pleasure.
Click here for pictures of our Dunebrook blankets.
