Emily's words were: mother, child, loveMaterials used: watercolor pencil and graphite on rag paper.
This drawing took on a life of its own, you can read about it on my studio blog.
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My Daughter and I
Acute Respriatory Distress Syndrome
Donate for ARDS research and receive an original drawing
In March, at the age of thirty, I found myself suddenly ill and on a ventilator fighting for my life for 18 days. I was in the hospital for 21 days, but thankfully I survived. It has been a long and emotional recovery that continues everyday.
I have decided to join the ARDS Foundation team and raise morny for ARDS research. For every donation that is made over $120, I will give the donor an original drawing created specifically for them.
$100 dollars will go towards the ARDS Foundation and $20 will be used for materials and shipping costs.
These drawings will be done on 100% cotton rag paper with pen, pencil, and ink. Send me three words when you make your donation and those words will inspire the creation of your drawing. After donating email me at with three words that I will use to inspire a drawing as a thank you gift.
If you would like to read more about my journey through ARDS visit my website.
I have decided to join the ARDS Foundation team and raise morny for ARDS research. For every donation that is made over $120, I will give the donor an original drawing created specifically for them.
$100 dollars will go towards the ARDS Foundation and $20 will be used for materials and shipping costs.
These drawings will be done on 100% cotton rag paper with pen, pencil, and ink. Send me three words when you make your donation and those words will inspire the creation of your drawing. After donating email me at with three words that I will use to inspire a drawing as a thank you gift.
If you would like to read more about my journey through ARDS visit my website.
My Daughter and I
About Me
- Abbigail
- Bloomington, Indiana
- I am an Artist, Mom, and survivor of ARDS. I am attempting to find a balance between family life, recuperation, and studio time.
Read about my journey through ARDS
Abbigail's Websites
What is ARDS
Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) is an acute, severe injury to most or all of both lungs. Patients with ARDS experience severe shortness of breath and often require mechanical ventilation (life support) because of respiratory failure. ARDS is not a specific disease; instead, it is a type of severe, acute lung dysfunction that is associated with a variety of diseases, such as pneumonia, shock, sepsis (a severe infection in the body) and trauma.
1 comment:
Thanks again, Abbi, it's beautiful!
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