Uploaded January 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
KAMLOOPS — These days, the Brown family lives its life road-ready.
A quick run into Kamloops from their home in Pinantan Lake, or even a phone call, can have the 11-member family loading up the cargo van, preparing to head up the Coquihalla on no notice. The trips to Vancouver can last a few days, or balloon into stays of nearly a month.
"The last time we went we didn't bring anything," says Miranda Brown. "We were only supposed to be there for a checkup and then got admitted. That's one of the unexpected things. It was supposed to be a two hour visit and we were there for two days."
It's been this way since the small boy with the head of floppy brown hair sitting in her lap first arrived, along with his twin brother Seamus, back in mid-July.
Right from the beginning, baby Henry was making his family's lives more interesting.
KAMLOOPS — These days, the Brown family lives its life road-ready.
A quick run into Kamloops from their home in Pinantan Lake, or even a phone call, can have the 11-member family loading up the cargo van, preparing to head up the Coquihalla on no notice. The trips to Vancouver can last a few days, or balloon into stays of nearly a month.
"The last time we went we didn't bring anything," says Miranda Brown. "We were only supposed to be there for a checkup and then got admitted. That's one of the unexpected things. It was supposed to be a two hour visit and we were there for two days."
It's been this way since the small boy with the head of floppy brown hair sitting in her lap first arrived, along with his twin brother Seamus, back in mid-July.
Right from the beginning, baby Henry was making his family's lives more interesting.
