NICU Reunion 2010

A True Blessing!



That is just a reminder of what we were celebrating this year at the Centennial NICU Reunion 2010.


This years theme was "Aladdin". If you can remember last year, the theme was "Wizard of Oz."

After checking in, and getting her back pack, we headed over to the "March of Dimes" table. At this table, Chloe put her handprint on a sheet of paper, and we wrote her story down next to her hand. This will be framed, and given as a gift to donors to the "March of Dimes Foundation." I hope that whomever gets Chloe's handprint will know how truly special she is in our lives.



Then we moved on to the "Play-Doh" table. Chloe loved this. I am pretty sure that there was not one "Play-Doh" accessory that was not on this table for the kids to play with. She had a blast!



When we were leaving that area, guess who we ran in to?



I know, scary. He is not quite the Genie that I remember! Chloe was a bit skeptical too.

After the run-in with Genie, we headed to do another handprint on a canvas tile. Chloe picked out orange because it matched her dress. How much do I love that she wants to match!!






When she was finished there, we headed to a couple of photo opportunities! Not with freaky Genie!





There was a magician next to us that had a bunny and a bird that Chloe got a kick out of. I did not think that she would want to touch them, but I was wrong!




Then we stood in line for a LONG time waiting for This Guy.....



Chloe ended up with a Princess Jasmine balloon, after changing her ming approximately 274 times while we were in line. Yes, we were in line THAT LONG! But she was happy, so I was happy!



How convenient that we happened to run into Jasmine and Aladdin on our way out! Again, not the Jasmine and Aladdin that I remember. And Chloe said the same thing. Remember, we had just gotten back from Disneyworld!



We could not have left the NICU reunion without taking a picture with Raja!



I am so happy that we ran into Angela, one of Chloe's NICU nurses. We saw her last year too. Look how much Chloe has grown since last year!




We are very thankful for the Centennial NICU, and Angela!