Emma's early journey My daughter Emma is a walking miracle. This is a cache dedicated to her.
God is good all the time, and all the time God is good. Miracles happen everyday. They happen in the NICU and PICU of this hospital A LOT. I can speak from experience on this matter, due to the fact that my little girl spent the first 14 months of her life here. 8 months in the NICU and another 6 months in the PICU. Emma was born 13 weeks premature. With a bad case of underdeveloped lungs. I am happy to announce that she is home and doing great. With all her doctors telling us within a year or so you will not be able to tell she had ever gone through all this. So to my little girl this cache is for you. The puzzle was more like a list of directions that guided me around a hospital.
Self pic after a FTF! Finding an FTF is kinda like winning the Superbowl. If winning the Superbowl included walking in strange places, finding hidden containers, signing a log, and trading trinkets. Maybe it's not like winning the Superbowl, but it feels like it.Sometimes when finding a cache first, they leave items for the first time finder. In this cache there was a mini first aid kit for the FTF.

This is the area that the cache was hidden.


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