ready for middle school
Today my oldest son graduated from elementary school and in a few days he will turn 11. My mind can't help but go back to the beginning and recount the faithfulness of our God. He wasn't supposed to happen. We had tried for two years for him to happen. The doctor suggested more intense infertility treatments. We prayed and found our answer was supposed to be no. Then our world started to unravel. My husband ran into his friend at the grocery store and they decided to race home. Our friend never made it home. That day changed my husband. It changes you to watch a friend go through a horrific accident, to see the events play out in front of you and feel completely helpless to stop any of them. And in the midst of his grief, the county decided to charge him with his friend's death. Kevin's car never touch his friend, but the agreement to race was all the county needed. This is where Kody's story begins: failed infertility medication, a charg