Please Send Your Positive Thoughts To Carter Clift

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Our little nephew, Jonah's only cousin, stopped breathing last night and is in the NICU in Fresno California. He is having trouble breathing it seems but beyond that I don't know any other information. Please send your positive thoughts to this little boy and his family, Deanna and Ryan. I know that he will make it through this and with your positive thoughts sent his way a fast recovery is sure to occur.

We love you Deanna, Ryan and little Carter.

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Anonymous said…
heya Diltzes..........very sorry to hear this........we can all relate to how scary that might be for your family.
3 very positive thoughts and prayers are being offered up and on there way down south to your fam.

keep us posted guys,
miQ
March 1, 2008 at 4:26 AM
Anonymous said…
HUGE POSITIVE THOUGHTS. I know he will come through.. he is surrounded by beautiful people.
March 3, 2008 at 8:20 PM
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