as some of you may know
 

A couple years ago, around xmas we took in a young lady and her baby boy Landon. We have helped her as best we can and guided her too. we dearly love her child.

she and her husband got back together about a yr ago and we helped them out, today heather mckenzie was born 7lbs 13oz 21 inches long mom and baby are doing well, this time dad showed up for the birthing and not drunk he is cleaning himself up, told my wife she wont be needed as a coach, hugged deb and said he had something to prove to his wife that he will be there,

I hope for there sake everything works out, I just thought it would be nice to pass on some good news

What a great act of kindness...hope that hubby turns his life around so they can be a family.

I am so thankful for my family...:In-Lurve:

What great news! I hope things continue to improve for that family.....and bless you and Deb for taking them in during their time of need. I know that must have been stressful (at least a little bit) but rewarding at the same time. :)

Thanks for sharing Frank....I had a dream about a baby last night...prayers for the family as they step up to the challange....

Nice of the hero to step up to the plate in the final hour. :rolleyes:

Of course I wish them all good things . . . but it doesn't sound like this guy has it in him to be a man YET. Personally, I think 2 months of reconciliation with a drunk is not enough time to evaluate whether having another child is a good plan. :confused:

Sounds like they both need to do a bit of growing up.

Good on ya for being there for her, in her time of need. I suspect it won't be the last time you'll need to be . . . but hopefully I'm proven wrong.

Cherie

That is awesome Frank! Isn't it great to have such a wonderful impact and be able to see ppl you help get their 'act' together? Congrats!

Thanks for sharing Frank. How wonderful you have been to this family. I pray everything works out too.

Thanks for sharing :)

Glad to hear mom and baby are doing well!

Blessings to you for your kindness and generousity :D

I agree with Gladys...

bless you, Frank.

and hope the daddy can get himself straightened out.

What a wonderful thing you have done!