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Tex update 😀 Still 2 months off the next oxy sleep study which is frustrating along with some concerns for hip and brain, but he's laughing, staring to crawl and we think he said his first words too (can you hear it 😊?) Champion fella 💕 Got 8/8 in... show more

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Georginavor 2 Jahren

@NRL He’s beautiful! Keep going Tex!

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Guess 🇦🇺vor 2 Jahren

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Sallyvor 2 Jahren

@NRL I heard good 😊…so cute

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gibdabotvor 2 Jahren

@NRL That laugh… what an absolute joy!! 🥹 Legend of a little fella!

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@NRL 🙏

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Kathy Burrowsvor 2 Jahren

@NRL He is adorable. Patience as he grows stronger in his own good time

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PMvor 2 Jahren

@NRL ❤️

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@NRL 💪

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@NRL What a happy wee boy! 🥰

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🏳️‍🌈Al O'Neill 🇺🇦💉💉💉#EnoughIsEnough✊🏼vor 2 Jahren

@NRL What a funster listen to the chatter such an engaging laugh totally charming videos!! ☝🏼notice who he picked in 🐴v💚😉 #greenmachine

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