Episode 4 - The Kemp Family Story Part 1

Adam and Katie Kemp's daughter, Hallie, was born with Septo-Optic Dysplasia, a condition leaving her legally blind and with hormone deficiencies. They tell their journey of how they saw past the diagnosis. Part 1 of 2.

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Kristen wrote 3 years 13 hours ago

Really nice, open and honest, interview. So generous of the Kemps to share their story. The part where Katie's Dad talked about being told to "just go home and live with it" was such a good summary of how it can feel after some doctors' appointments.

JacksMom wrote 3 years 1 day ago

Thank you for sharing your story, Katie. This was wonderful. You made me want to go feel the grass! :)

Katie Kemp wrote 3 years 1 day ago

www.hopeforhallie.com

http://anchorcenter.org

Katie Kemp wrote 3 years 1 day ago

Thank you for giving us the opportunity to share our story. You put this together so well. Nathan and Renee.. you guys are have incredibly huge hearts and we are blessed to know you!

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