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Hawke has been doing so well! Last summer most of you remember the 7? Brain surgeries and living in the hospital wondering if Hawke was even going to survive. Another weekend with the family and Hawke acting like any other child! He does get frustrated that he isn't walking yet. Watching him eat a whole hamburger I remember praying last year and begging God to make my son eat. Praise God he is eating closer to a normal appetite, progress still desired but I'm not worrying about feeding tube etc. thank you Lord for progress! Two weeks from strabismus surgery and a fund raiser for Hydrocephalus. Enjoying everyday.

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