He Grew Up Way Too Fast!

Posted by: DelBlogger on: June 23, 2013

In: Birthday
2 Comments

He was born way too early – 3 months premature weighing only 2.8 pounds

(1992)

Then he was FIVE – last surgery to repair his esophagus…first solid meal…removal of feeding tube

(1997)

Then he was TEN – struggling in school but surviving…facing all odds..learning new things

(2002)

Then he was FIFTEEN – a teenager…tall and lanky…still unsure of himself

(2007)

Then he was TWENTY – a young man…a high school graduate…first job

(2012)

Today he is TWENTY ONE

(2013)

HE GREW UP WAY TOO FAST!

HAPPY 21st BIRTHDAY TAYAIR ISHMAEL BLAKE !

Tags: birth, Birthday, feeding tube, first job, graduation, premature, school, surgery, teenager, young man

2 Responses to "He Grew Up Way Too Fast!"

1 | imagesbytdashfield
June 25, 2013 at 9:09 am

Of course you realize that one of these days he is going to call in the payment for all of these pics LOL. Congrats again

DeDivahDeals
June 25, 2013 at 11:59 am

No, not my oldest….the youngest yes!

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