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Remembering
Blaire
Blaire Nunally lost her brave struggle with cystic fibrosis on April 5,
2003. In years past, cystic fibrosis meant an early death for children.
With modern medical advances and Blaire's commitment to surviving, she
made it through 2 lung transplants and numerous obstacles ... but it proved
too much for her in the end. |
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Our prayers go out to Jim, Jamy, and Jason Nunnally and all of Blaire's
family and friends. In this time of sadness, let us remember Blaire's
strong spirit and what she brought to our lives. |
If you would like to leave a message of remembrance,
there is a 'Remembering
Blaire' section on the message board.
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Did You Know? ...
In 1999 Blaire won first place in
the Regional Social Studies Fair with her entry "65 Roses", a study
on Cystic Fibrosis.. What does "65 Roses" mean? Check
out this link. |

Did You Know? ...
Blaire was selected to receive Louisiana’s
1999 Young Heroes Award. She was one of ten recipients statewide
from among 350 nominees. The award honors Louisiana students in grades
4-12 who have excelled in academics or public service, overcome adversity
in their lives, or been an inspiration to others through their actions
and strength of character.
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My
Life
Is
Like
a
Bag
of
Balloons
My
life is like a bag of colored balloons. Like a balloon full of helium,
I just float with the flow. Sometimes I’m a red balloon. When
people make me mad, I pop. Sometimes I’m a yellow balloon.
I’m bright like the sun shine. I always do my best to stretch out
and help others. Since my parents are always looking over my shoulder,
I feel like a balloon attached to a string. When I’m sick or upset,
I feel like a clown’s balloon being twisted into different shapes.
Other times I feel like a blown up balloon full of excitement, joy, and
happiness. When people ask me to do things with them, |
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I feel like a balloon
that little kids love to take home from restaurants. Sometimes I’m
not a red or a yellow balloon. I am multicolored. I can be
confused, or I can be happy at the same time. I like being a balloon.
This is why I am a balloon that just floats with the flow.
Blaire Nunnally
May 19, 1998
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