Never a dull moment. It's here. The stage where the toddler moves non-stop, tears away from you, runs around the corner, peeks back to see if you're watching, and keeps going. I need eyes in the back of my head and extra sets of arms and a shoulder that's not failing in my middle age. Thankful for older siblings!
Asa is still not taking his extra bottles at all since chemo. He eats table food each meal, but no bottle, though he did drink coffee today. Why that tastes good and milk doesn't, I can't guess. Please pray that Asa keep adequate calories to maintain. He's looking great, but we'd love to stay there. Pray that his hearing would not show any more deficits and that what loss he has might be miraculously healed, gone like that dead ol' mass of dead tumor that's being fought over by the researchers. Continue to pray that Asa stay germ free. We seem to be past the cold and would like to stay that way. Pray for another uncle undergoing chemo. Mark is feeling pretty puny with very low counts. Would appreciate prayer as we plow headlong toward school starting way too soon. We are making daily decisions and we have one kiddo who would like a morning job and we probably need to research vehicles in our spare time. There's a lot of normal family stuff to handle around here on top of Asa doings.
Thanks today for racing baby, dancing and singing. Have very funny video and pics of Asa waking around house with help. The days of crawling at high rates of speed are almost over. I know they would've been months ago without the health crisis, but we are now full steam ahead. Thankful for eyelashes and kitties who tolerate hair pulling and slobber.
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