Hey, it's me again!

DeNae` is still waiting to be moved down to the Arizona Department of Corrections, but it should be sometime this week. I was wondering what goes on during a visitation. I know some prisons are different from others, but I'm mainly wondering what a visit is like. I know you can sit at tables and stuff, but I just wondered how most people's visitations went with their girl. I'm still not sure if they'll approve me, but I'm going to hope for it anyway.
I'm hanging in there, taking care of Kadance as much as I can. She's beautiful, growing every day, and it's a comfort to me to know that she'll be growing in front of my eyes. I figure if I can visit DeNae and talk to her on the phone and write her letters, sending pictures too, we'll be as connected as possible through all of this.
Anyway, that's my update for now! I'm still trying to get the pictures scanned (our scanner's busted) but as soon as I do, you'll all see pictures of my awesome baby girl!

--Aeren--

Can't wait to see the pictures! At visits you talk and at many you can hold hands or have an arm around her. Some facilities have games to play and vending machines as well as microwaves to heat the food in. From that they vary with outdoor visiting in some states and facilities to some being able to bring in food and walk around.... You may want to post in your state as it'd be more accurate for what you'll have...

Deb

Honey, one thing you might consider doing is keeping a sort of journal of Kadance's months away from her mom, just little things about how she smiled or noticed her little hands...this would be a precious gift for DeNae'
You and she are young. You can turn this around and use it for good and have a fulfilling life with your daughter. A better day is coming.