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• Mar. 12, 2007 - Good news for these two...

Whew!  March has definitely come in like a lion around here.  We've had our kids at 3 hospitals and 6 doctors' offices so far this month for various reasons... and we're a pretty healthy family!  Really! 

We got good news today for these two kiddos:

EG went in to retest after having endoscopic surgery in December to correct her kidney reflux, and we found that the procedure had been successful.    She can finally quit taking antibiotics, and will hopefully never have to undergo those NOT FUN tests again.  Woohoo!!

And:

C had his arm set, and the orthopedist said that he can get the cast off in TWO WEEKS.  He'll be back on the baseball field again (oh dear... ) in 2-4 weeks.  This still does not make sense to me, and the break was pretty clearly visible on the x-ray, but I trust this doctor, and we'll see what he thinks after the cast comes off.  (This is the 7th injury in our family that we've seen this orthopedist for.  Of course, 4 of those injuries were C's.)  Anyway, we're thrilled for him, that he won't have to miss the whole season.  He's been forward to this season for a long time, and it was shaping up to be a stand-out season for him - until the jaw injury 2 weeks ago (see his blog for details).

My wonderful friend Lisa took the other two boys for the day, and they had a great time playing with her boys.  I was almost home from our church's women's retreat Saturday when I got the news that C had broken his arm, and I am SO VERY THANKFUL that I was with my friends at the time.  I'm also thankful that I'd just spent the previous 24 hours or so listening to some great teaching on moving "From Fear to Faith", which was the theme of our retreat.  The Lord really prepared me to face the fears that began to flood me, and he provided great friends to be there for me when I needed them. 

So, I pray now that March would go out like a lamb, because I'm kinda worn out. 

 

 

 

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• Mar. 12, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by booknhome
Found your blog through a comment of yours, somewhere... thought I'd say howdy.
My first 3 are boys, and then a girl too, but I was just the opposite. It was the girl I exclaimed over, "what do I do with her!!" She had kidney reflux too, and I agree, the tests are HORRID. So glad your darling doesn't have to do that anymore.
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• Mar. 13, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by TC
I'm so glad you wrote an entry. I've been as concerned for you as I have been for C. :)
Your little girl is such a cutie, and what a blessing that her surgery was successful!
As for C.... all I can say is, don't ever let him get on a motorcycle. :D
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• Mar. 13, 2007 - Good to meet you!

Posted by matiesgirl
I didn't stop by for long enough to read about the family history but rejoice with you that although stressful it looks like the light is at the end of the tunnel (and that that light is not a train...) Sorry. Couldn't resist- know what it feels like to have the realization that the light is a train...I long more for heaven each day! Is that possible? Not that this life is void of joy or fulfillment. I'm rambling. Forgive me. Here's to lambing season!
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• Mar. 13, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Sk8r-Girl from the SL teen forums
Wow . . . Christian looks pretty good after just having 2 horrendous(sp) injuries. ;) Have fun taking care of him :D ;)


Lisa
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• Mar. 14, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by SouthernBelle
What is with men and thier hats, anyway?

All your children are very good looking. :) Your dd looks like an angel...

Tell C that I'm glad the wrist and jaw don't affect his reading capabilities at all. :)

Emma
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• Mar. 17, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Yank
Hello!

Yay! I am so glad for C(That is a cool NN by the way..;)) and his wrist. It was going to be such a bummer if he couldn't do the season after all that hard work.

Give your little girl a big hug for me! I'm so happy for her!

Chow!

Alli
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• Mar. 23, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by PumpkinsMomma
I'm glad that your kids ar doing well! I seem to remember back when I was young it took 6 weeks or more for casts, but when my son broke his arm last november he had his cast on for 3 weeks. The x-ray was pretty remarkable - you couldn't see any sign he's broken it! I hope it will go quick for your son too.

marie
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