Her sister Ellen posted..."I received a quilt made by 26 of Libby’s friends and fellow teachers which includes a square from each of them and is entitled “Loving Libby Through”. Of course, it is gorgeous! The intent was explained to me as a comforting warm “hug” for Libby and also for it to be used as a tool for her in therapies to identify the squares and the donors’ by name. I can’t wait to take it to Libby tomorrow and if technology does not baffle me too much, I will include a photo of it on Caringbridge."
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Libby Lehman - Her Journey
On April 30, 2013, Libby had a ruptured aneurysm in her doctor's office
and she was rushed to Memorial Hermann Hospital. Lester had taken her to
the doctor's office because she had suffered severe headaches for a few
days, starting in Paducah, Kentucky at a quilting conference. The
following day she had a 7 hour surgery to clip the aneurysm. Several
days later she suffered a stroke and vascular spasms and required
additional surgery. Updates on Libby's progress are in the "Journal"
section of Caringbridge.
Her sister Ellen posted..."I received a quilt made by 26 of Libby’s friends and fellow teachers which includes a square from each of them and is entitled “Loving Libby Through”. Of course, it is gorgeous! The intent was explained to me as a comforting warm “hug” for Libby and also for it to be used as a tool for her in therapies to identify the squares and the donors’ by name. I can’t wait to take it to Libby tomorrow and if technology does not baffle me too much, I will include a photo of it on Caringbridge."
Her sister Ellen posted..."I received a quilt made by 26 of Libby’s friends and fellow teachers which includes a square from each of them and is entitled “Loving Libby Through”. Of course, it is gorgeous! The intent was explained to me as a comforting warm “hug” for Libby and also for it to be used as a tool for her in therapies to identify the squares and the donors’ by name. I can’t wait to take it to Libby tomorrow and if technology does not baffle me too much, I will include a photo of it on Caringbridge."
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