Emmy Bosch's Updates and Journey

03/17/2026

Pretty boy got a haircut 🩷

01/11/2026

Emmy used her money and bought a rug and new bed. And within 2 days she hated it and we set up her old bed- she just admitted she will no longer be making large purchases based off looks 🤣🤪

It was such a quick turnaround I didn’t even get a picture of it in her room!

12/25/2025

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12/06/2025

Emmy got served.

Yes, she was hand delivered court documents stating her parents are petitioning the court to maintain guardianship over her, as an adult

No parents want to have to take care of their adult children, but those of us special needs parents have to. WE HAVE TO- we have to because we are cut off from medical records, overseeing their money matters with joint accounts, signing insurance and medical documents and everything else we just don’t think about when they are under 18.

So yesterday we went as a family and testified, under oath, things I know to be real, but I don’t like talking about because SHE WAS BORN HEALTHY AND PHYSICALLY ABLED. I testified she can’t do anything without help. Absolutely NOTHING… except give us smart-ass comments and make us laugh at her hilarious comebacks.

Maybe one day, she won’t need us. Maybe one day a prince in shining armor will love Emmy and become her caretaker, but until then, we are just going to continue being her parents, but now it has to be authorized by a judge.

11/08/2025

Emmy was invited to a Homesteading Clinic on Friday.

Besides the fact she loved every single second of being on a farm and hanging out with the highly trained Athena (German Shepherd) who literally protects Emmy every visit, Emmy planted, fished and learned sustainability-

Emmy has one request- MOVE US TO A FARM ASAP! 🐮🐓🦆🐐🐑

09/27/2025

Learn what Emmy has chosen to do for her Senior Year of High School! 🌱 🌱

Yay, me 🤣😂🤣😂

07/30/2025

Somebody has been hiding in our closet because he’s just a depressed mess without Emmy😞😞

07/28/2025

Emmy is at Camp this week. I had a really hard time sending her because the camp was overly concerned with Vaccine status. Emmy, of course, hasn’t been vaccinated since age 5 and whatever she received before that was erased during her bone marrow transplants.

The camp cleared her with a medical note, but she missed the regular camp she usually goes to and was placed in a different group with different kids… which might be a blessing in disguise.

Normally, Emmy has gone to camp with the kids who are more disabled mentally, which causes Emmy to only hang out with Camp Staff 😂. But this camp is more for chronically ill kids, more like herself. I’m praying that she makes more friends than just camp staff. Of course, she gets along with anyone and everyone, so we will see whose phone numbers she brings home on Friday!

07/21/2025

Emersyn Elizabeth is turning 18 on August 28th!!

If you didn’t get invited to Emmy’s surprise 18th party, let me know!!

August 23rd at our house!

If you can’t make it, you can send cards and gifts to make this EPIC, MIRACULOUS birthday extra special!!

DM me for address!!

07/21/2025

Emmy is doing what she does BEST! She just taught her cousins Sheri and Jennings how to make rainbow loom bracelets.

If only I could find Emmy a job overseeing and training people in a corporation… she is the best instructor and manager I’ve ever met.

It’s probably because she’s so gifted in situational awareness, visual memory and being a BOSS!

06/07/2025

Wow! It’s been quite a wild 2025 so far and soon, Emmy will be turning 18!

Emmy has been very healthy and happy. The doctors have been proactive in helping her with hormones and kidney stone issues but things needed to be slowed down. Going ti the doctor wvery other month forr ultrasounds was not beneficial if she wasnt having any issues!

Estrogen patches were prescribed to help with bone health, but Emmy didn’t do well with them. She became angry and a beast to be around, so we stopped them. We continue using AlgaeCal which is still working for bone health. As far as kidney stones, we take Chance Piedra and she has had zero issues. That plant is a miracle! We also did research in the benefits of ni****ne for brain detox and use a small 2mg patch either between her sholder blades or on her arm… the energy she has is insane! We did try to increase the dose and place it on her spine between her shoulder blades, but she began detoxing withing the hour, so the smaller dose is what we stick with.

If you don’t know about how important the ni****ne receptors are in our body and why you NEED ni****ne to keep them healthy start with this video by Dr Brian Ardis then do your own research! https://thedrardisshow.com/episode-ni****ne-understanding-the-weapon-and-the-target

We alao stopped hippotherapy for the summer and decided to send her back to traditional physical and occupational therapy to focus on strength and balance. That begins in the next month or so.

And then we took a leap of faith and took Emmy and the family, with my siblings and parents, on a 5 day cruise to Mexico. 🇲🇽 While Emmy couldn’t go to many historical sights, we managed to get her to the beach to snorkel! 🤿 It was a great time and our tour guides (Jesus and Felix) took great care of us and even found us a beach wheelchair! The girls spent most of their ship time hunting for rubber ducks and Jesus (I met the lady who would hide tiny Jesus’ all over the ship!) I spent my time soaking up vitamin D and everyone got caught up on much needed rest! NOT: the bigger the ship, the more motion you feel. We definitelyly won’ be using the larger ship next time!

Funny Emmy story- The play Grease was one of the shows and Nicole and Ella were going to take her. Emmy begged not to go but I made her, knowing she would love it. After the show, Emmy said, “I didn’t want to go because I thought it was going to be about working on cars with grease! But that play was so amazing”!!! 🤩

The rest of the year will be wild as Emmy turns 18 and Randy and I have to apply for guardianship. I’m still hopeful Emmy will one day be independent of us, but until then, she’s safe and happy right here at home!

05/10/2025

Emmy had a great day eating at Tropical Smoothie, shopping for her favorite clothes… soft jammies then headed to Atwood’s to see baby chicks!

Thanks for taking her out today, Rebecca!