Summary of Barry's Injury and Recovery

The clinic that treated Barry's injuries is also a training facility for doctors from all over the area where they can look at severe injuries and wounds that are not healing properly. Barry's was just severe and did heal as hoped, but I put together photos that I took to document the healing process for when Barry had the stomach to look at them. These are the actual factual photos of the wound when the bandages were changed every couple of days. This is the ppt. I created for the doctor.

Snow!

What a FUN snow day! We don't usually get much snow, and this will break records for this area. No one in this house is complaining though!

Cooking with cailyn

Cailyn had fun making cinnamon rolls!

A Look Back at 2010

The Wall Family DVD of 2010

This is our DVD of the year 2010. A lot happened, we grew as a family and have some great experiences to draw on for strength. We were blessed greatly and thank the Lord for his tender mercies on our behalf.

We know the gospel is true, the Savior lives and our Heavenly Father's promises are sure. Our family is a forever family!

Being Served

So many have come and offered to help and asked what they could to to serve our family. The 11 year old scouts showed up on Tuesday to mow our lawn. Justin does a great job, but a blade of the mower had gotten bent and cut some funky patterns in the grass. This was something that needed to be done, so they did it. We have been so blessed by the prayers, kindness and outpouring of love from so many. It is humbling.

Barry's Burn 10 days later

This is kind of graphic...but here it is. The burn is healing as it should, the red around is actually more pink, but no sign of infection. The white part is dead skin with dermal pegs still intact which means the skin has the ability to still grow back. We hope that it continues to heal as it has done thus far.

Chickens and Boys

Three boys, three chicks and all in a great big tub. The boys love their chicks. Since we got them young, they are used to being held and love to sit on their shoulders and heads. Occasionally they leave surprises behind, but for the most part are very well behaved. They roam about the yard and eat bugs and roost in a safe pen at night.