Sitting here thinking I should write an update for Matthew. He turned the wonderful age of 1 on Aug. 27 and was home with a fever and rash. Way to party, and he did with his big Smile and alittle frosting on the side:) He has been doing pretty good since earlier this year. We always seem to find the bug or virus at least once a month, but nothing the little guy hasnt been able to get rid of. Recently within the last month, we still cant seem to rid that icky rash as it seems to come and go when it wants to. He has finially got rid of any ear infections which seem to appear at every DR visit we have been to. He has been weened off his GERDS medicine, though his Iron has dropped alittle, so we continue the supplements.
Things here have been kepping busy. Between Matt & my daughter, work, and having my husband home has been so great. Its been a nice relief having him help stay home on those days when Matt isnt feeling up to par to go back to daycare. That extra support not only for the kids but myself has lifted so much stress off my shoulders. My work has been able to work with me with having a sick one at home, so this helps alot also. I just wished I had answers to say to questions when asked whats wrong. I take everything 1 day at a time.
In all, I feel blessed and when my mind starts to wonder off and think of everything that could be, I remind my self how lucky I am and to enjoy each and every moment with my loving family.
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