Stephanie D. from Perth, Western Australia, has again done an outstanding job of making 70 QAYG blocks from her scraps of fabric and batting. She sent 2 sets of fabric strips to join the blocks as well and it's such a wonderful gift of time, which helps me to get more quilts finished and donated.
Today little Aidan visited a paediatrician who specializes in allergies as he is in need of special formula and his allergies may be greater than we initially thought. He's such a happy boy normally and we need to find an alternative to breast feeding soon as his mother returns to work in 6 weeks time. Hopefully the recommended formula to try is suitable, otherwise he will need an even more expensive formula and there seems to be lots of potential foods he will need to avoid, but hopefully he will grow out of them.
Aidan is 5 months old today and the boys dressed up for Halloween but the novelty wore off very quickly and the co-operation was limited. Lol.
Many thanks Stephanie D. for your ongoing support with donating these QAYG blocks and they will soon be made up into quilts to donate. I offered to send Stephanie batting and fabric scraps if shee needed them but she assured me that she never ran out. Isn't it wonderful that leftovers can make such beautiful quiots to comfort others .
Hugs, Jan Mac
Today little Aidan visited a paediatrician who specializes in allergies as he is in need of special formula and his allergies may be greater than we initially thought. He's such a happy boy normally and we need to find an alternative to breast feeding soon as his mother returns to work in 6 weeks time. Hopefully the recommended formula to try is suitable, otherwise he will need an even more expensive formula and there seems to be lots of potential foods he will need to avoid, but hopefully he will grow out of them.
Aidan is 5 months old today and the boys dressed up for Halloween but the novelty wore off very quickly and the co-operation was limited. Lol.
Many thanks Stephanie D. for your ongoing support with donating these QAYG blocks and they will soon be made up into quilts to donate. I offered to send Stephanie batting and fabric scraps if shee needed them but she assured me that she never ran out. Isn't it wonderful that leftovers can make such beautiful quiots to comfort others .
Hugs, Jan Mac
2 comments:
Hope you get some answers regarding Aidan’s allergy problems. Congratulations to Stephanie for all those wonderful QAYG blocks, amazing work.
Stephanie's a fabulous supporter of doing QSYG blocks for you as well as always sewing for foster kids here in Perth....
Cute photo of the boys... do hope you find a suitable formula for little Aiden...
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