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Significant

“sig·nif·i·cant, adj. : of a noticeably or measurably large amount”

- Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary

Please join me at Hopeful Parents today to see what else that word means to me.

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2 Responses to “Significant”

  1. Tera Says:

    oh tanya, how i can understand. i can’t tell you how many times over the past year i have been told kaeden will always need to be in assisted living. every time, it throws me off the deep end, even though it’s something i already know. kaeden is doing well, but as we know, he’ll only be successful if he’s in assisted living…and then all the good, success, achieve is overtaken by that one word…in my case as late, assisted.

    Nigel has also made significant progress…try to hold that thought close. much love.

  2. elizabeth Says:

    Thank you for your Christmas greetings on my post over at Hopeful Parents. I know I’ve been to your blog before and will certainly visit it more often! I loved your last post. Have a wonderful holiday, and I hope that you’re all better now!

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