Adore Rae. Sickle Cell Awareness.

Happy Father’s Day to the steady foundation of our family and the man whose love holds so much of our world together.

Raegan’s dad is a man of quiet strength. He doesn’t need big speeches or loud declarations; his love shows up in the way he works, the way he provides, and the way he stands firm for his family. As a CDL truck driver, he carries the weight of long hours and long miles so that our home can be stable, supported, and secure. His dedication is the reason I’ve been able to stay home with Raegan, focus on her care, and even build my own business. His sacrifices make our sacrifices possible.

He is strong‑willed.
He is dependable.
He is committed in a way that never wavers.

Even when he’s tired.
Even when the road is long.
Even when life gets heavy.

His love is the kind that shows up every single day — in actions, in consistency, in the quiet ways he makes sure we always have what we need. He is our anchor, our protector, and the heartbeat of our home.

Today, we honor him.
Not just for being a father — but for being Raegan’s father.
For being the man she looks up to.
For being the strength behind our strength.
For being the reason our family can keep moving forward.

Happy Father’s Day, Sharoderick .
You are deeply appreciated, endlessly loved, and truly irreplaceable.

Mother & Daughter:
The Early Bird Catches the Worm

I got over 250 reactions on my posts last week! Thanks everyone for your support! 🎉

The excitement in this house is REAL. I promised Raegan that if we made it halfway to our fundraiser goal, she could order her own popcorn — and because of YOUR love, shares, and support… her popcorn is officially on the way.

Watching her light up over something you helped make possible means more than you know. Thank you for showing up for our girl and helping us get closer to the equipment and accessibility she needs.

Popcorn joy unlocked. Goal still loading. Community undefeated.

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Some days look different than we planned, and that’s ok. Since Raegan’s sickle cell pain crisis shifted from her arm to her leg, we haven’t been able to get out for any activities since coming home from the hospital. So I decided to bring the activities to her.

I turned our classroom/office into a full art + activity room for the summer, and today we made slime together. And fun fact about Raegan — she’s the slime expert. Even on the hard days, she finds a way to shine.

We’re taking it slow, finding joy where we can, and making memories right here at home.