As we go through the holiday season, we remember the difficult struggles for Hannah and our family three years ago. It may seem like a long time to most, but it is like yesterday to us.

We find comfort in the fact that we were all lucky enough to be with and love her for 10 years. We miss her horribly and love her emmencely. Her sisters and mom continue to strive for happiness and have made progress. Hannah wouldn't have it any other way.





We hope everyone remembers her during the holiday season and appreciates their children every second of every day. All our best, The Turowski's

As days, months and now years go by, it seems surreal that Hannah is no longer with us.  Subconsiously, I still feel that there is somehow an end to this nightmare and I will miraculously see her bounce out of her room again.  This fleeting feeling is then met with horrible disappointment and the sobering realization of death's finality.  Our family will pay this penalty that no one ever deserves and we don't know why.. 

Still mourning deeply and knowing we always will.  I miss you baby girl.  I'll see you when I get there!  Love you forever!!



Hot tub with my babies..  Can't believe it..



Daddy's arms and Hannah's "mean" look..



Special children..  Emma's foot up here..  they were truly best friends..

I wonder when things will become easier for us..  Disbelief looms large..

Hello All.

The previous blog that we created when Hannah began treatment had been erroneously deleted.  I will soon submit an entry that contains the previous blogs content less any pictures. 

I will also begin writing again and add many pictures of Hannah and our family.  Please feel free to make comments at any time.

Your friends,
The Turowski's