First I want to start off by saying how successful the Parkinson's race was for my grandfather. The weather held off and we raised a lot of money for Parkinson's research. It was a good time had by all. The friends and family that came out to support grandpa was just heartfelt and the whole Bohlander family really appreciated it. Parkinson's is a genetic disease that has no cure, so research is very important so we can get closer to the answer. I found out through my sister and my aunt that after you have a baby you can donate your cord blood for Parkinson's research, and I will be following Tori's lead and donating mine. It is very important to my family to find a cure for this disease.
Next, I had a doctor's appt yesterday and everything is looking great. My hemoglobin was a little low, so I will have to start eating a little more iron. Beets is one of my favorite foods and they have a lot of iron in them. I know a lot of people don't like them, but that's because they didn't have Nanny Boh for a grandma. Plus I believe that my dad used to can them back in the day. From my original weight I have only gained a 1/2 pound, which is fine with me. The baby is growing like a weed, and I think she is going to come out a giant. It wouldn't surprise me considering the height of her father.
Other than that nothing much. Jeff is still doing great in school and he may not even need to take finals.
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