In the meantime, I thought I'd upload this video clip of Kai in the pre-op room waiting as the Versed (sedative) was kicking in. Notice the swaying and the droopy eyes. He's too funny on that med.
Remember to scroll down and turn off the background music before watching the video.
Lastly, a few of you have emailed me asking what the plaque said. Here's a close-up picture of the finished product and below is what was engraved on it.
"A hundred years from now, it will not matter the house you lived in, what kind of car you drove or what was in your bank account. But the world might be a better place because you were important in the life of a child."
Dr. Ramon Ruiz
With forever gratitude for giving me the ability to speak, my family and myself wish to thank you for your genuine kindness, dedication, support and exceptional expertise in your field. It is doctors like you that make a difference in this world.
Adrian "Kai" Bombardier
2009
7 comments :
Oh my gosh, that is too funny. My daughter also adopted from China recently had surgery and also had Versed. She became like a little rag doll and could not stop laughing.
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Thanks Ohilda!
I'm telling you what...your boys are braver and handsomer (is that a word?) than Jack Bower ever thought about being!!
:) love from NC,
Holly
LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!And oh the words on the plaque are beautiful!!!!!!!
Nice job...what a beautiful gift!!!
Praying Kai feels better soon.
Wishing you a very blessed Easter.
~Tam
Have a Blessed Easter! He is risen!
I have tears in my eyes watching sweet, loopy Kai in that video!! I hope his pain is under control by now and will pray to that end.
Love you dear friend.
Jill
He is so sweet.
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