Yea he is a nice chunk. Got weighed last week during our first Emergency Room visit. I can't say how thankful I have been that it was a full year before we had to do something like that. He weighed in at 26.2lbs. Basically we have had problems with his G-Button (what he feeds through) forming a micro hole on the inside and releasing the water and then falling out. The first seven times it was during the day, (Chik Fil A, Store, Car and such) and we have an extra. We only have like 30 minutes to get it in before he starts to close up again. Well this time it fell out while he slept, so we woke up at 5:30 to find it laying on his stomach without a clue to when it fell out. All we knew is that it wasn't going back in and I was expecting an emergency surgery. Well after five hours, a few different sizes of catheter, we got it back in. No surgery, just a lot of fussing. Say the least we switched units, because no one could tell us why we was breaking them so frequently.
Ears are working wonderfully and he is testing out at almost one year of age, only having them for 5/2 months active. It truly is amazing and he has down a few vowel and consenant sounds and recognizes even more. This last week he started clapping and throwing a ball. He is catching up fast.
Mya is just amazing with her new legs. She wiggles her twos, jumps off the ground and loves racing daddy all the time. These are things she could never have done with such stiff legs. We are actually having to learn how to use some new muscles, she never knew she had down there. She is doing well in Kindergarten and making many friends. Even a few boys
Me on the other hand still unemployedLove this economy, I'm now looking at going back into retail until something comes along. Hopefully I will be interviewing for a Job in Denver come January, but I need to find something else till then.
Sorry long winded but I think that covers it. I will give a recap of her wish tomorrow and what they do and say. On the phone they stated how special they make it from the beginning I was ready to cry then. It really is going to be special and I'm just so excited for her. This girl gave up almost a year of her life with us focusing so much on Aidan's health and hospital stay. I'm glad she will be getting some much deserved attention and pampering.
Elin - Very cool about the castle!
Yay for Chloe being at UCF! That's where I want DS to go.
Robyn - We never did come up with a plan for brunch. Whatever the plan is, we need to shoot for somewhere away from the race. They typically draw over 20,000 particiapnts, and they all go eat afterwards.
Diva cups
I haven't unpacked yet. Haven't even gone into the garage and brought in my dirty laundry suitcase. Just came on to say hi and I hope to get a trip/food report up soon.
We had a great time. Never made it to Hollywood Studios. Almost didn't make it to MK!!!!! It rained everyday for at least 20 minutes. On our Illuiminations night it rained for hours. We still had a great time.
One day, no parks at all. It was all we could do to make it to our ADRs.
But we recharged. And are eagerly awaiting our next trip.
That's what it's all about isn't it??
I gave him ibuprophen as my parents did not have any childrens pain meds other than very outdated infant tylenol 
I'll have to stock her cupboard before the next overnight stay.
so after messing with my computer and camera for awhile...they finally talked to each other
happy kids
Yayfor party!!
Yea he is a nice chunk. Got weighed last week during our first Emergency Room visit. I can't say how thankful I have been that it was a full year before we had to do something like that. He weighed in at 26.2lbs. Basically we have had problems with his G-Button (what he feeds through) forming a micro hole on the inside and releasing the water and then falling out. The first seven times it was during the day, (Chik Fil A, Store, Car and such) and we have an extra. We only have like 30 minutes to get it in before he starts to close up again. Well this time it fell out while he slept, so we woke up at 5:30 to find it laying on his stomach without a clue to when it fell out. All we knew is that it wasn't going back in and I was expecting an emergency surgery. Well after five hours, a few different sizes of catheter, we got it back in. No surgery, just a lot of fussing. Say the least we switched units, because no one could tell us why we was breaking them so frequently.
Ears are working wonderfully and he is testing out at almost one year of age, only having them for 5/2 months active. It truly is amazing and he has down a few vowel and consenant sounds and recognizes even more. This last week he started clapping and throwing a ball. He is catching up fast.
Mya is just amazing with her new legs. She wiggles her twos, jumps off the ground and loves racing daddy all the time. These are things she could never have done with such stiff legs. We are actually having to learn how to use some new muscles, she never knew she had down there. She is doing well in Kindergarten and making many friends. Even a few boys
Me on the other hand still unemployed
Sorry long winded but I think that covers it. I will give a recap of her wish tomorrow and what they do and say. On the phone they stated how special they make it from the beginning I was ready to cry then. It really is going to be special and I'm just so excited for her. This girl gave up almost a year of her life with us focusing so much on Aidan's health and hospital stay. I'm glad she will be getting some much deserved attention and pampering.
Congratulations!
Thanks, Elin, but unfortunately I think I will pass. I got home from the doctor around 4PM yesterday, with 3 different meds, and have been sleeping off and on since. Mornings are the worst for me, when all that gunk starts shifting around. I'm hoping by this afternoon I'll feel a little bit better. Enjoy the Bistro!
Sounds like me. He said it's 'complications from allergies', which I knew. I go through this EVERY October. He gave me amoxicillian, prednisone and a cough medicine. They, whoever THEY are, say that sinus infections will clear up on their own, but I never have the patience to wait for that to happen. I like the assistance of DRUGS! And you don't have the time, so if I were you I'd get to the doctor.
