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Travis Trauma

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If you are even remotely acquainted with my daughter you will know how traumatic this next statement is... WE LOST TAGGIE!

We were at the mall today and one minute she had her long-time beloved companion, and the next minute she didn't. We backtracked for 45 minutes looking and asking if anyone had seen it, but to no avail... Taggie is gone. We left our name and phone number at the lost and found, but don't have high hopes of a phone call.

Miles and I are left trying to decide if we should replace Taggie, or let this be a right-of-passage, learning experience.  I don't even know if a replacement would be acceptable to her. Taggie was pretty much a body part to her, and a new Taggie would be just that... new.

I feel a little stupid saying this, but I too am grieving a little. That Taggie has been part of this family for three years, I am feeling the loss. Again if you know Halleigh you know that that stupid piece of fleece was in fact PART OF THE FAMILY.  It has been literally EVERYWHERE Halleigh has been in the last 3 years. Vacations, doctor visits, hospitals, road trips, church, you name it, Taggie was there. We even had Taggie in one of the professional photo sessions when Halleigh was a baby!

We prayed that Taggie would be returned... I hope that our prayers will be answered, but if not that it wouldn't affect Halleigh's enthusiasm for prayer!

3 Comments

BethAnn said:

Oh, I so TOTALLY feel for you guys. Hoping some kind soul returns Taggie for everyone's sake.

Brooklynne said:

An update:
We decided to replace Taggie with a new and different Taggie. All order is restored to the Travis household, although Halleigh did tell me that she still misses the "old" Taggie.
Me too... Halleigh... me too.

Carlie said:

I remember Evan losing his "puffy" when he was about Halleigh's age and when my mom special ordered a new one he wouldn't touch it! Since I'm 21 years old and still have my "bunny" I can only imagine how awful this experience was!

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