annmarieda
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I have spent my morning attempting to get caught up on all my threads that I subscribe too.
Easy to stay on top of if you don't miss a day...but more than a day and WOW!!
Anyway, I had to share a quite note regarding Zoe. I probably will go into more detail later, but I had to mention that yesterday we went to Childrens Hospital. She is scheduled for a big surgery in June. I originally thought it would be April, but with the wedding, and all the pre op and coaching and recovery... June will be better. She will still have some pre op in May (I really hate that since May will be stressful enough with the wedding) Then much of June will be in Children's. Then will come the adjustment period in July and August. Finally in September we will have to include the schools in a care plan. She will have a life coach to help her deal with her new way of life. I am terribly worried. I know this is going to be hard on her. For the first week they will keep her paralyzed to minimize her pain level. It makes me sick to my stomach just thinking about it. I just have to keep a positive attitude. Still... my stomach... My poor little princesss.
Easy to stay on top of if you don't miss a day...but more than a day and WOW!!Anyway, I had to share a quite note regarding Zoe. I probably will go into more detail later, but I had to mention that yesterday we went to Childrens Hospital. She is scheduled for a big surgery in June. I originally thought it would be April, but with the wedding, and all the pre op and coaching and recovery... June will be better. She will still have some pre op in May (I really hate that since May will be stressful enough with the wedding) Then much of June will be in Children's. Then will come the adjustment period in July and August. Finally in September we will have to include the schools in a care plan. She will have a life coach to help her deal with her new way of life. I am terribly worried. I know this is going to be hard on her. For the first week they will keep her paralyzed to minimize her pain level. It makes me sick to my stomach just thinking about it. I just have to keep a positive attitude. Still... my stomach... My poor little princesss.

We go there too much (or rather my dh does since he loves the pho there) Each visit she continues to note my features and how my children have them too... etc. 

I know... she is so funny.
Just dealing with Max's ear infections this week was difficult enough... I'm not sure I would be strong enough to handle surgery like that. I guess I'd do it, because we do whatever it takes for our kids, but its got to be hard. I'm sorry, and I think you explained it more somewhere, but what is Zoe having surgery for? I completely understand if you don't want to answer that, either. 
The goal of this surgery will be to have her gain continence. (as of right now she has basically none. Her bladder is the size of a newborn) It will be a long road, but we will get there.
C-sections, old, fat, old...
Definitely warm thoughts for Zoe!
Luckily I recovered them and we can still use them for the trip. (just not the stockings)
, but I wish I had a cute one!