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Jason's Graduation: Part II

Dr. Allen, DC

4/5 of our marriage has been spent working towards this day. To say we are excited would be a great understatement. I can't even put into words how excited/happy/scared/proud/relieved, etc, etc, etc we are. There just are no words. Jason has worked tirelessly towards this goal. Countless hours of studying. Sacrificing time with me and the kids. And all the work he put in advertising and recruiting patients into the clinic. Personal training early mornings and late nights to help makes ends meet. 
And I think of all the sacrifice we've made as a family. Living in a townhouse and then a tiny apartment. I've been the primary provider and a mostly single parent during some stages. And a constant cheerleader and standing behind pushing. We've both been pushing uphill for what seems like forever towards this goal. And we've made it.
Not to discount his hard work, because he was the one who really accomplished this goal but I like to think we accomplished this goal as a family. Because of all we've sacrificed together.

Jason's parents came up for the celebration of course. Both my parents came up as well. Lindsey, Nick and the girls all surprised us and came up too! (The rented an RV and made a little family vacation out of it).

The graduate. 

The guest speaker, Hall of Fame KC Chief . My dad, Jeff, was so excited. 

Priceless moment.

Tossing their clinic business cards.

Daddy's little graduate :)

Classmates and buddies, Jose and Kelly. Thanks for all your help and support!

Our family. We couldn't be more proud of him!

Jason's parents are very proud! We couldn't have done this without them either. 

Proud Dr's wifey <3 Love this man so much (even if he drives me crazy half the time)

Let the fun begin :)

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