Welcome to Rayden's page. Here you will find a story of our sons journey with Spina Bifida. There have been many challenges and struggles through the years but it's been worth it! I have tried to keep this blog updated. It might be easier to navigate by using the side bar and looking for specific dates or posts. You can even use the search engine for something specific. I welcome comments as well.
Tuesday, November 24, 2015
October 31, 2015 "First Halloween"
SUPER-RAYDEN!!
Rayden was Superman for Halloween. (Thanks Mrs. Jennifer Williamson for the cape and Mrs. Denise Boggs for the toboggan.) Rayden was able to dress up twice this year. One weekend before Halloween we took him to a trunk or treat. On Halloween night we took him to just a few select houses (family and close friends). He enjoyed seeing everyone.
Although he doesn't know what candy really is right now, he loved being able to take it out of his bucket all by himself.
A neighborhood friend has had a puppet stage on her front porch every Halloween for as long as I can remember. Every year when Justin and Alex were growing up we took them to her house. The puppet, named Witchy-Poo, would talk with each child and give them a bag full of candy. This became a tradition every Halloween. This year Alex reminded me that RaydenHAD to go see Witchy-Poo! He loved her right away!
Rayden was Superman for Halloween. (Thanks Mrs. Jennifer Williamson for the cape and Mrs. Denise Boggs for the toboggan.) Rayden was able to dress up twice this year. One weekend before Halloween we took him to a trunk or treat. On Halloween night we took him to just a few select houses (family and close friends). He enjoyed seeing everyone. Although he doesn't know what candy really is right now, he loved being able to take it out of his bucket all by himself. 
A neighborhood friend has had a puppet stage on her front porch every Halloween for as long as I can remember. Every year when Justin and Alex were growing up we took them to her house. The puppet, named Witchy-Poo, would talk with each child and give them a bag full of candy. This became a tradition every Halloween. This year Alex reminded me that Rayden HAD to go see Witchy-Poo! He loved her right away!
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