
Eloise the Tiny Fighter
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Recent Posts
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- We should get her out more
Once upon a time, any trip outside our home ended in a complete Eloise meltdown. It didn’t matter if it was quiet or loud, light or dark, inside or outside,… Continue Reading → - Eloise WILL walk one day
Eloise WILL walk one day. Did we ever have a doubt? Yes. But here is why we don’t anymore. - After 1.5 years, her seizure freedom has ended
After 1.5 years of miraculous seizure freedom, one finally broke through again. I hate epilepsy. Early in the morning I woke up and could swear I heard Eloise crying from… Continue Reading → - We’ve been keeping a secret…
I cannot count the amount of times the last two years Eloise and Baby K were screaming at the same time when, in the midst of that chaos, Brian and… Continue Reading → - To share or not to share
Many have noticed over the last two years and, some have written us directly asking, “Why don’t you show Baby K’s face?” Here is why. - How do we celebrate Eloise’s birthdays?
Eloise will turn 4 this week. And we need your ideas. Because we still have no idea how to celebrate her birthdays. Or, well any of our birthdays. 🙈 Brian… Continue Reading → - Looking for a new tugiisik for Eloise
This is a post especially for our friends in Estonia, to help us find someone to be a full-time caregiver for Eloise. If you want more information, this post tells you what you need to know. - How darkness leads to happiness
In 2012 we moved to Estonia, a northern country with only a few hours of daylight during the winter. And it was that first year we learned that darkness, even… Continue Reading → - Accidentally Estonian
Many of our Estonian friends and acquaintances have a (mostly) unspoken life mantra — always expect the worst to happen, that way if it does, you weren’t disappointed, and if… Continue Reading → - Project make our home year round livable 😅
Welcome to our newest construction project. We call it “make our house year-round livable”😅 In Estonia, it’s pretty normal for families to have what they call “summer homes” or “garden… Continue Reading →
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