Posted on 07/23/2008 4:16:42 PM PDT by SandRat
WASHINGTON, July 23, 2008 Wounded veterans have a new source to turn to when looking for housing to meet their individual challenges after the expansion of a successful pilot program in Texas.
Helping a Hero has been working for the past year to provide adaptive homes to wounded veterans of the war on terrorism, said Meredith Iler, chairman of the organizations Wounded Hero Home Program. |
Related Sites: Helping a Hero America Supports You |
Good evening. How are you?
Doing well MamaB. Good evening and how are you?
Need to more the lawn here but but the time I get home it wants to rain again. Yard never gets the time to dry out enough to mow.
My great granddaughter was passed around to nearly everyone there and she loved it. She will soon be 5 months old and she is the best baby I have been around in a very long time. I told my granddaughter that she is good due to everyone loving to be around her. She does not have a reason to cry. She is our little princess.
Yes she does! Friends told me that they would not want to have a great grandchild at my young age. I told them that I was young enough to really enjoy her. Even my mil gets down on the floor to play with her and she will be 88 this fall. Some of my friends do not have grandchildren and they do not know what they are missing.
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