Toddler has giant blood-filled tumor removed and now you can barely tell it was there l GMA
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- 게시일 2022. 03. 13.
- Chloe was born with a hemangioma on her forehead that just kept growing and growing.
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How odd, my aunt had my cousin, a baby named Chloe who had one of these in the exact same spot. I’m glad her surgery went well.
Same just different name
I think it’s her
aww!
Very well could be her
@@blink_oncexx no, the baby I am speaking of was born in the 1960’s
The fact that she stayed happy the whole time made me smile
That's made my day🙂😌
It's a baby
@@huk5414 what huk said.
It's a damn baby, what would you think she would do, be depressed?
@@sanashaik. my name is Sana
I’m so happy that she is OK now I wish her to have a good life
YES, AMEN!
Me too
Yes amen 🙏🏽
Chloe is so cute even with that blood-tumor on her head. Bless her
Thank God for that
I agree with you
👍
Adorable! My first thought was "omg, what if she falls on it or bumps her head and it bursts or something, how painful!" Because I know how clumsy toddlers are, my kiddos always had goose eggs at that age when they were new to walking.
My sister in law once told that she didn’t want her kids trying to walk because if they fell they would never want to walk again. I thought she was joking but when I found out she was dead serious I was speechless. Falling while learning to walk is a completely normal thing!
@@samn2695 very strange logic there, if the ultimate concern is them not walking, then, preventing them from walking, seems like a weird solution.
@@annataymond9529 Yes
If a parent is overly concerned they can make a area out of a lot of cushions or soft impact mats
It would eliminate most of their concerns (the rest may need professional help if it becomes a obsession or something they can't let go of).
I won't be doing this if I have kids but it's still ONE of the options for the concerned parents.
Edit: the area would to be teach and encourage them to walk in a _extra_ safe area. Most homes are still safe, especially if baby proofed.
@@ginathecookie Exactly. My baby walked at exactly 11 months. She had a baby-proofed carpeted room to practice in and never got injured during her falls. Never had a bump on her head in her life! Not hard to provide a safe environment while still enabling proper development
@@samn2695 that's like saying i never want my kid to learn to ride a bike, in case they fall. Wtf?? Lmao we literally all have had lessons getting us to learn something. Most people who already learned how to ride a bike, still end up falling.. even the pros. Your comment made me further question people's ways of thinking
with or without the bump she is beautiful, and it's very heartwarming to see thoughtful parents that actually do understand that not everybody accepts people the way they are instead of just dismissing it as "looks don't matter".
i give my blessings for chloe to grow up healthy :)
Exactly, Very nice comment you made. She truly has amazing parents and Chole is a beautiful baby. But society will look at her different, and the girl would get bullied. Now look at her! The boys will want to be her best friend, she's adorable 💜
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It looked pretty gross to me but props to the surgeon for helping her poor little soul
@@sampraz1990 your gross
@@aze7324 everyone is entitled to their own opinion. She said the tumor looked gross not the baby. What do YOU think of the tumor? It’s beautiful? Be honest too.
That priceless smile ❤️😍😍✨.
Thank you Doctors 💖💖☺️
Absolutely beautiful child. No one deserves what’s happened to her, I wish her all the best in life.
I’m so glad her surgery went well, I hope she never has to experience this again.
It seemed like she didn't even care since she likely didn't even know what was going on.
💀👍👍👍💀👿👍👍👍👍😭
Such a beautiful girl
@@lapiswolf2780 someone missed the whole point
That's not they're actual kid cuz they're posting random stuff good things
My daughter had one on her neck as a toddler. I was always so fearful something would happen and it would get torn off and she would bleed to death. I'm so happy for all of you. Such a wonderful peace of mind having it removed :)
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Did your daughter get the surgery?
@@crybaby_k12_portalz in most cases they dissappear on their own as kids age. Or with medication (beta-blockers).
Yeah, I would have been completely freaked that she might, I don't know, maybe bump her head? Like toddlers do pretty much aaaallll the time? And then burst it and bleed to death.
Lol my brother had his at the nape too. He surprisingly never hit it. It kinda just shriveled up now and isn't that noticeable anymore at 7
She is absolutely adorable just so beautiful may God bless her always 💖
One of the things that I love about her is that every time I see her she is smiling and strong
My daughter had a hemangioma on her eye, so I know how you felt taking her out, I was repeatedly accused of beating my daughter. Bev from SA
Damn, it must've been bad 😔
I hope you're both living happily tho!
Omg thats horrible!
Hopefully your daughter is still alive😔
@@blackscreen288 huh?
@@blackscreen288 ….
Hey, if she has a scar she gets to tell her friends how she survived a tumor and look like a badass.
Yes 😃
yup! but she’s so young that she prob won’t have anything or barely a scar when she’s older
Her hair will probably cover it nicely. But she could still show off any scar if it’s even visible
@@yeeyee6412 offensive
@@adorbsxariel my apologies, I didn’t mean it to be offensive at all. Have a nice day
I have that on my liver she made me feel soo good about being ok God bless you little beauty 🥰
Happy for this little angel😍
Stay blessed cutie pie ❤️
This is so heartwarming I’m so happy for this baby girl and her family.
😶😶😶😶
That poor darling...hope she's well and everything heals perfectly.
God bless you my dear doctor 🙏🏻
Such an amazing story.🥰
God bless that adorable lil angel! She's too cute! So happy that surgery was a success!😇
Me too, Shandi B !!!!!🤗🕊
@@cherriaydelotte8327 the person said it was successful next time read a little better
@@connorjay4910 Oh, please forgive me??? I thought success was basically the same thing?? Any normal person, most likely, knew what I meant. You seem to just have to be mean about it.
🙄🤦♀️ Always somebody that just has to throw in a nasty, negative comment…try to be happy and not so angry…it’s better for your health.
God Bless 🕊
Hello Shandi how are you doing today
This brought back memories. I had a friend in elementary with one just like this tumor. I remember noticing it, of course. None of us children ever mentioned it. I just thought I guess it’s just apart of her. Being a child my mother always told me we will always run into people who do not look like us. I guess that may have been the reason why I never noticed anything other than my friend. wonder how she is doing? ❤️
Your mother is a good woman
This is sweet❤️
The world needs more people like your mom 💛
This is beyond beautiful. Your unbelievable mom, who engraved in her little daughter's mind such beautiful life lessons and yourself sticking to it through life. If everybody were like the two of you.
I work in a preschool where a 3 month old has one on his arm. It's huge and will probably need to be removed. He's such a little cutie though.
Aww god bless you guys for helping her
If i was there, I would say that she is the most BEAUTIFUL BABY IN THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE
This is so heartwarming. Seeing a cute girl heal from a tumor feels so great. Thank god for making this possible and the doctor too!
I ❤️ it
I was born with a hemangioma at the very center, lower part of my neck, in the center of the collarbone area. When I was a baby/toddler I would scratch at it or if it became irritated it would bust open and bleed. I’m now 23 and it’s barely visible but when someone notices it they always ask if it’s a hickey. I’ve had employers ask me to cover it up before understand what’s it was, and people even question me until I show them baby pictures and then they feel stupid. Im now expecting my first child in less than 2 weeks and while I hope he doesn’t have the genetic birthmark, I will celebrate him if he does! Moral of the story, mind ya business!!!! lmao
Well, people are curious, and it is not about bashing, but more about they are seeing something they have never seen before and have some questions.I bet you had lots of questions for the doctor when you saw it the first time also. I do not see that as a bad thing. Of course, it depends on how and what is asked. If you do not have time, just tell the person politely you do not have time, but can they Google what the condition is? There is no reason for being nasty. People do not learn if they do not ever ask questions. I would rather have people ask me questions than try to read my mind, which they usually are not very good at. Patience in life is something we all need to do better at practicing with others. Sometimes, we need to practice the same with ourselves.
Period!!! People always got something to say
Blessings queen, congratulations on the baby
How the fuck did you cry on your crackers?
@@dezzyjones that’s part of life…. Don’t you ask questions and have your opinion about things and people? Oh okay you always got something to say also
She is so beautiful 🥺💖
Blessed that Dr. And Blessed the child 🙏 🙌 yay!!! She's beautiful with and with out
Props to the doctor for doing a great job and the child for being so brave
The child wasn't brave.
@@igbotimehopper64yearsago46 bro stfu. You must have a sad pathetic life to say something like that.
@@Whiteboy23956 just stating facts the kid could not comprehend what the consequences of the surgery was therefore the child did not fear and fear is a prerequisites to bravery.
Just in case you are too dull to understand. Bravery is overcoming fear and if there is no no fear there is no bravery.
@@igbotimehopper64yearsago46 I think everyone knows that smart one. Go do something with your life you pathetic excuse of a human.
@@igbotimehopper64yearsago46 the child is brave she is brave because she have friend if she dont have a single brave she wont have any friend she will fear that she Will get bullied because that blood tumor
"She wont need another surgery for the rest of her life"
Good.
you read my mind
I’ve had five surgeries on my head
@@sineadbrackett2158 i hope you're doing well
they said she hopefully wont need another one not that she wont ever need another one
@@youafukingbozo9380 well shit
Congrats Chloe
Thank God for that
I love her and i am so thankful to god yhat she is okay now. Her smile is precious❤️
Even though she has a bump on her head, she is still beautiful and a loving daughter💖
Mm not true
Hey! That's rude of you! She is beautiful!!
@@MIGYYPLAYZ that thing is ugly even without the bump not rude just true
Well, If you call her ugly, Don't say that- She is not your mirror, You might not understand the joke because your young but don't judge someone until you get to know them, what if you were them, what will you feel?
She’s a beautiful little peanut with or without it, when she starts school she can avoid all those questions!
Amen
Nah it's definitely better they got it removed it not even a concern about appearance
@@Esskroe if for some reason it was a health issue and they couldn’t do the surgery, this peanut shouldn’t be ashamed of it, but it’s a good thing they did remove it because older children can be cruel, all in all she’s a beautiful little girl either way.
She is such a beautiful girl!
such a sweet angel glad she's okay prayers going out to her and family
My daughter had one of these on her forehead as well. It started small, then got bigger and now has gone away. Your daughter is beautiful and I'm happy for her.
Do they usually go away? Is there a reason they cant remove it when they are young?
@@jesusriced I was wondering same thing... Why wait while it got bigger & bigger?
@@jesusriced some do go away and some don’t. The video said it was a self conscious thing but they may have not gotten it removed previously due to the cost of it
I had this when I was an infant, it grew with me till first bday. Then it started regressing until it became coin sized. I'm 31 now and I live with it. As a child I was bullied and isolated at school, now I just get stares and weird questions sometimes, but life is good now
Much love friend
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I’m so sorry you went through that and if you don’t mind me asking, how come you never got yours removed?
@@sidneyj8567 my parents took me to a lot of doctors here in India. Generally the approach is conservative here, docs said it would completely regress by first year. Also my tumor was located exactly in the middle of forehead. Docs feared leaving an even worse scar right on forehead if they ever excised it . So we all just went with wait and watch policy. It did regress but not entirely.
@@ind5136 I’m glad it regressed even though it wasn’t entirely what you wanted but you’re still beautiful no matter what
"tease their daughter" who am I fighting
Mom's eyes expression before and after is priceless! 🙂💖🙏
Cutie pie right here! Happy she is healthy and happy being beautifully unapologetically her! Keep shinning little girl. Hugs from Wasilla Alaska,
Tschandra
Yes shes adorable.When I was a Nurse working with Peds,I saw quite a few Babies that had Hemangiomas & sometimes it would be elsewhere on the Body.
Before I became a Nurse & I saw 1 of these on a Baby,I'd call it a Blood Clot,lol.
@@jamescorbin421 Thank you for your service 🙏 ❤ a nurse is such a special job I went with my dad alot for dialysis growing up and the nurses where such special humans touched my life forever.
My niece had one on her thigh..it went away
Mh sister called it a "strawberry"
My niece is 52
@@kathleenking47 Awwwww I love ❤ that, a strawberry 🍓!!!! Cute story. Thanks for sharing that. Hope this finds you well and enjoying your day. Hello from Alaska, Tschandra
What a cutie! Glad her parents did this for her. It definitely would have been bully fodder.
sadly yes
I’m so happy for her! :)
I’m so happy for your daughter I hope your sees this she’s older the lord saved your daughter Chloe 😇🙏🏻
Bless her heart, she’s so beautiful.
You dont have to lie...
Stop being a jerk she is cute
Ya she is cute
@@yogurt3146 don't lie to yourself
Ok im sorry
What a sweet little baby! So precious😍
My daughter was also born with a hemangioma on the top of her scalp. It was the size of a pin at birth and grew to the size of a golf ball by age 3. We also had it removed because I was worried she would bump her head and it would rupture. I was also worried about bullying and her self esteem. We had it removed when she was almost 4. She is 14 now and doesn't remember having it at all. The surgeon was wonderful and it has healed so well. She has a small bald patch where it used to be but her hair covers it entirely. If we hadn't had it removed, it would have continued to grow with her and could be about the size of a baseball by now.
How wonderful! thanks for sharing the story :) Sending good wishes and positive vibes to your family
I feel like people are worried that they will be judged for making medical decisions on behalf of their children, but that’s your job as a parent. If you didn’t get your daughter’s hemangioma removed, she wouldn’t be able to wear a helmet and would be restricted from lots of sports and activities. It’s just impractical to keep something that isn’t supposed to be there in the first place. My niece was born with an extra toe and my sister was under the mindset that there wasn’t anything “wrong” with it, so they weren’t going to get remove it… but they ended up getting it removed when she was 2 because it would cost over $1000 per shoe (more for winter boots) to have specialty shoes made (up till then they had her wear oversized shoes or none at all). And the shoes would all be very plain looking orthopaedic shoes. Now she wears sparkly plastic dress up shoes if she wants and she does figure skating. There are lots of quality of life things that she would miss out on if they didn’t make that decision for her.
@@lucygoosie7726 my daughter had one that developed on her nose a couple of months before she turned 3. It kept getting bigger so within 6mo of it appearing I had it surgically removed. There's no scar left now & she's 27yrs old, all is good.
Why didn’t you have it removed before then
Just combing her hair would even require delicate care! One that was still growing and would not resolve on it's own is not a typical hemangioma, but I do not know the name of that.
God is alive and amazing beautiful many blessings tu you and your family
Never heard so much rubbish in my life 😂😂😂😂 God who? 😂😂😂😂😂
She is beautiful, precious and perfect no matter what.
The doctors are great fellows, and I'm glad that everything is fine with the child 🥺🙏🏻
The doctors act like Nice people just so You look them like Friends when they just do it for the MONEY and with that i mean that 99.99% of doctors on the ENTIRE world do it for money
😔😭👍👍👍👍🤲🤲🙏
@@Lisa-ie8nr tf
@@Man_im_kinda_useless crazy I didn't know that only 1 out of 1000 doctors actually care about their patients lives 😳 😳
@@GrinReaper804 exactly
Aww! How heart warming! I am so glad that she is ok now.
Me, too. She's beautiful on the outside, and the inside. She's really one of a kind.
@@danacarter9147 why you lying
I have one of these on the side of my head and it's still there after the 17 years ive been alive!
Does it hurt there? If it does get it removed why would you want to live in pain
@@sameenzahin1255 actually it doesnt hurt at all. i forget its there most of the time. The only trouble it causes for me is the tiniest bit of insecurity lol.
@@SillyStarrs it’s good that it doesn’t hurt and ur unique that makes you unique think about it that way maybe it will help
@@sameenzahin1255 😄❤❤❤
Bless her heart.children like this are so special.makes us adults realize how lucky we are to go threw life with no problems.GOD BLESS you child you are so special in all of our eyes.
How good that she got her tumor removed and I'm so happy for her how ever your daughter is tell her I'm happy for her 😃😄😁😁🥰❤
I'm so glad that she is ok now 😁😊😁
I'm really happy to see that she is ok
Yes
John 3:16
Romans 10:9
John 3:3
Matthew 7:21
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My niece was born with the same but in the middle of her forehead, a bit smaller than this beautiful little girl’s. She is now 7 years old and it is a small scar 😀💗💕
God is great. 🔥
@@Godfit9 Did god personally preform the surgery? Thank the real heros
@@shrimp1429 well, my papaw has nearly converted a few doctors because he's gone into the hospital in critical condition and came out just fine, and the doctors, who weren't Christian, said they did all they could but really didn't think he would survive and personally think they only had a small part in whatever saved him. But obviously doctors are super important. My grandma believes doctors are a gift from God, even if the doctors aren't believers themselves lol
@@shrimp1429 I’m not Christian or religious at all but I’m sure they meant that doctors are a gift from God
I'm glad that she is fine 😌 God bless her ❤️❤️
That’s a lovely little angel that deserves the best in life. ♥️😊😇
Awww look at that cutie pie 🥰 she has such a sweet smile. I’m glad she’s doing a lot better. Bless ☀️💞🎀
Why lie?
Ew why u lying
Why you lying
All of you can go to hell tbh 😇
@@taybae561 isn't that a sin
I was born with the exact condition.. Mine was on the exact place.. That time doctors in South Africa knew little about it🌹🌺🍀38 years later... There is still no sign of it🤘
Love you as a human being ❤️ love from India ❤️🇮🇳
Typical Benign Haemengioma. Usually does not cause problem or needs removing. But obv it was large and om forehead so would impact her and the family. Best options was to get it removed. Some surgeons might wait till she grows up. Good luck and hope does not recur..
God love this little one and keep her healthy and happy for rest of her life! Beautiful little dolly!!!
SO CUTEEEE !! ❤️❤️❤️
What a beautiful girl. I'm so glad they could remove it safely. You had to be very concerned she would hit it all the time. They did a great job with the surgery. God bless your family
Yes, bless you and family ❤️.She looks great and I am glad she got good medical care.I like this story even though it scared me at first.
Such a strong kid,
This is so wholesome,
I hope she has a great happy life and lives it to the fullest ♡︎
Hey Riki I saw you have no subs so I subed to ya
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Thank goodness she's perfectly safe after the surgery.
Everytime she looks in the mirror she will remember the kindness shown to her when she was small.
I love how this story has a happy ending.
God bless her and her family she’s beautiful, thank God for the Dr”s too 🙏❤️✌️
*Dr’s
Cute 🥰
I’m so glad the surgery was successful she’s so cute 🥰
She is blessed to have a great Dr. To make her feel better ❤️.
she will have a really cool scar in the future, and she will tell everyone that she was a warrior, who survived to tell her story
What a blessing she has healed and requires no future surgeries. God bless your entire family from Glendale AZ.
She is a little sweetheart glad everything went fine and God bless you always and family.🤗😘🥰
What a precious little girl! So happy she is recovering now. Bless this family.🌷
This is soo adorable awwwwwwwwww
I feel sorry for the pain she had gotten through
It's true.😅
Same
It's nummy not painful
@@cutiecat6609 ohhh
Me: "aw so cute and heart-warming!"
My brain: "what if someone took a needle and popped it?"
It would bleed profusely and take a massive effort to stop it. I had one on my arm the size of a pencil eraser, every time I bumped it it burst open and took hours to stop bleeding I ended up having to get it removed and cauterized because the root system underneath was the size of a dime and still growing, they tested the sample and it wasn’t cancerous thankfully but it was scary. My cousin’s daughter has a few on her head and hands like the one in the video but they were told it was a “birthmark” no it’s a tumor that creates it’s own vascular system and it’s a problem not just a blemish.
@@aiden3627 dayum how does it feels like?
Strawberry fountain
@@twist4twist510 as someone who has had scabs and pimples bleed for a long ass time because they’re deep
It hurts until it heals
I had one on my foot for 5 months, every time I went to a doctor they’d send me to someone else and one time I accidentally burst it and it was bleeding for 3 hours I legit got scared cause of the blood loss than soon it got cut and healed up cause I went to hospital
With tears in my eyes and my heart. Thank you doctor’s for everything. God bless this little Angel. 👼🏻
Blessings to the parents and there family. Continue prayers coming your way daily. 🙏✨💜🤗🥹😇💕
Love u cute baby God bless you🙏🙏
This is so heartwarming that I busted into tears...God bless the doctors who saved her life.😭
$%-#&+!"?/:"!
her life wasnt in danger
her life wasnt in danger
her life wasnt in danger
Yep
She was the chosen one. When she was born, her brain was so big that even she couldn't handle the power. (All jokes aside, glad shes okay)
That little angel will be just fine...God Bless!!
Oh my baby 🥹❤️ Thank God for healing her!❤️✝️
Weird how they point out how they were worried how she looked and not like… the potential dangers of a tumor becoming cancerous and spreading
Exactly.
We live in a society.
(I’m sorry I had to-)
It was benign, it wasn't ever going to suddenly become cancerous.
@@becp488 Benign tumors are capable of becoming cancerous.
Bless her 💚 My daughter had what the Dr called hemangioma on her cheek when she was born. He said it could get bigger with time or just go away on its own. It ended up going away but I still remember people asking what it was because it looked like a small bruise. I'm glad all went well with your little one 💚
Does it hurt? Cause hers looks like it would be painful to touch.
@@kiamaria331 My daughter's didn't hurt but it never grew, it just looked like a small bruise.
Such a strong young lady👍. May you be blessed with bright future, happiness and health
May God bless her after all she went through. And may God keep her safe.
This is a great story with a wonderful outcome for this beautiful young girl.
I don't understand why some people feel the need to put everything on social media.
I think that our youngsters deserve privacy.
I don't think it will be much longer before the young ones ask this question to their parents... "Why did you put my younger self over the social media?"
While I certainly agree that our children are deserving of privacy, I also believe that social media has created a newer generation of acceptance & awareness ❤ Something like this would've gotten many of us bullied as children, whereas now it's something seen as a point of strength and hope. Hemangiomas are quite common, this little girl is very special in the sense that she could go on to help many others who share the condition to feel less alone. I think society is healing- what was once viewed as "weird" or different is now seen as unique and beautiful. Just an observation, of course, but also my perspective on why her parents may have chosen to share this delicate matter.
Edit: grammar
So true!!
Yea I agree, I don't understand it. I also don't understand why they waited so long to do surgery when it was clear the tumor was growing.
I suppose it helps others going through something similar, plus she is cute and it had a good ending.
Quick feel good story perfect for soc. media.
She really went from beautiful to beautiful. I hope you and your daughter have a wonderful life ❤️
She is so adorable with the blood bump and without! I'm hoping she will have an amazing life
Much love to Chloe our daughter and friend. Happiest baby I have ever seen.
She is so adorable with or without it. So happy for her though. God bless and keep her.
I love how the baby is still smiling
@Faiza🙄🤕😔🥺😭❣️💝💖💓💞💕💘
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Doctors really need more credit than they receive some of these doctors are so good at their job and blessed, I swear one of my Drs was an angel because he looked so perfect everything about him and when I looked into his eyes that bare his soul I felt calm and peaceful...it's crazy I can't really explain it but I felt it.
She's adorable. God by her and keep her healthy. Keep the faith. Prayers 🙏🙏🙏
Awwww best result ever. God bless the surgeon her parents and all those that made this happen for this beautiful little energy bundle of love
Imagine if that kept growing through her life. It could have gotten big enough to make her physically feel uncomfortable and the larger it gets the harder it'll be to remove (at least I think, I'm only a guy who dr.pimple popper). Good on the parents for removing it early.
Same I watch her show. Surely they took enough time to notice somethings appear and disappear but when they noticed it not going away anytime soon time for it to be surgically removed. Alot of adults leave tumors to grow large and worse by the day leaving horrible scars. Glad the baby got hers ridden off. She won't ever be picked on or bullied when she enters school so it wouldn't hurt her emotionally
God bless her that she heals with no complications
GOD BLESS THIS PRECIOUS LITTLE GIRL, HER PARENTS, SIBLINGS N THE DOCTOR WHO PREFORMED THE SURGERY 🙏🤗🥰 MAY SHE HAVE A BLSD AMAZING LIFE EVER!! ❤️ ❤️ 😘😭
I used to have one of these on the back of my head and my mom would always make sure that I didn’t fall bc if you fall it will bleed out.
It always makes me sad how people actually react, or the society overall, there's just to much negativity out there.
I'm glad she's doing fine and wishing her all the best from the bottom of my heart.
I cried tears of happiness 😊👍 great job chole and chole parents
Precious gifts, beautiful family, God bless you all