It's true - I'm kind of wrapped around this guy's little finger - but I can't help myself, I don't know if part of it is because he has medical stuff so that makes me extra mushy or if it would be like that anyway since he is the baby of the family.  Our family is so excited for the Hemophilia Walk in Bozeman this weekend we have been counting down, it is wonderful to have something positive to look forward to in regards to Hemophilia so we are all about pumping this up, anytime anyone makes a donation or says a kind word we are sure to let Ty know that this or that person is helping him with the walk and you should see the biggest smile that comes across his little face, he can sense the love and support that he is receiving and it means the world to our family.  We have been overwhelmed by the generousity of our friends, the donations whether large or small have been so much appreciated and felt.  When we deal with this every day or at least three days a week when he is getting IV infusions it can feel a little lonely, it isn't something you want to broadcast or complain about when Ty has a bleed or there are tough times so when you can feel the support of  your community through a walk, and you can talk about it and educate in a postivie way, (which must sound ridiculous I know) it really means a lot to Chris and I.  This organization the Rocky Mountain Hemophilia and Bleeding Disorders Association has had an amazing impact on our families life and has helped us and Ty especially learn how to live with all aspects of this disease.  If you haven't had a chance to donate yet please take a second to do so by clicking on the link.  Thank you again for all of your support!!  http://my.e2rm.com/TeamPage.aspx?teamID=413518&langPref=en-CA&Referrer=direct%2fnone  Read more here