We thought we had at least a year left, but we lived every day of those four months as if it could be her last. Thanks to the large community on social media that supports and loves us, we were able to provide Sophia with some fantastic and first experiences. Businesses opened up their doors for us when they were closed so we could keep her as healthy and safe as possible. She watched a movie at the movie theatre and got her hair done at a salon. She took a private tour of an art museum, and the Georgia Aquarium. She had a private roller-skating party while listening to her favorite music, and received a doll that looked like her, from A Doll Like Me. She went on fun family vacations and had so many beautiful adventures. It was a beautiful four months full of happiness and #SweetSophiasAdventures.
Courtesy of Natalie Weaver
Courtesy of Natalie Weaver
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