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It has been a year since we were in the hospital with Sage as he was fighting for his life.  Looking back on this past year reminds me of how lucky we are and how far Sage has come from … Continue reading →

Feb 2nd, 2016 Hello amazing friends and family- Thank you all for the outpouring of support, prayers, and kind words. I can’t tell you how much it means to us. Sage did well in surgery yesterday. Dr. Warf found a … Continue reading →

Wow – i am not sure how it is possible but 2015 is coming to an end.  It has been an amazing year.  Nina was born on Dec 30, 2014.  we went to Hawaii with all the kids and had … Continue reading →

Jung and I had a great day at Tucks.  There is a ton of snow up there.  It actually snowed a little while we were there.  Stella got stuck on a cliff. Stella is 10 years old and this might … Continue reading →

What a great week in PA.  The kids had such a great time enjoying their cousins and the spring weather.  Guts for Garters finished 2nd in both the Grand National and the MHC.  He has been very consistent.  I am … Continue reading →

Liz delivered baby Nina Christine on December 30th.  We were able to travel with this little girl to Hawaii and CO.  it was a fantastic trip.  The kids loved the adventure.  What a great beard!!  The Littles, Kelly, Katie & … Continue reading →

The Strawbridge Thanksgiving was filled with lots of activities.  Sage skied on his own for the first time.  Cody skied the Quad at Mt. Mansfield.  We enjoyed a sunrise skin with 10 inches of snow.  We also enjoyed some great … Continue reading →

Liz Strawbridge gave a 3 hour presentation on chronic pain at the University of Arizona.  Check out her website at www.maineintegrativehealing.com. At Maine Integrative Healing, we offer an individualized approach to achieving optimal health and pain relief in an environment … Continue reading →

We had a family adventure to New York City.  We used Hotels Tonight and got an incredible rate on our room last minute – Park Lane Hotel.  We visited Central Park and the National History Museum (butterflies, dinosaurs were a … Continue reading →