I have a ton to do before the boys leave for their visit

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It’s going to be a pretty busy day.  After I get the boys to school, I have to take Gavin to get his blood work done. 

I’m going to need to do Gavin’s IVIG infusion as soon as we get back because they will be leaving for their Mom’s at 3:15 pm.

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I’ll need to get everyone packed while Gavin’s doing his infusion. 

The boys get picked up at school by 3pm and we’ll have to go straight home because their Mom and Grandma will probably be there already.

It will be one of those move from one car to the next for them and I’m not a huge fan of that but as long as they are doing okay, that’s all that matters. 

I have no plans for the time they are away.  It’s sorta sad but it gives me a chance to get some guilt free sleep.  Zzzzz

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Jimmy Rock

Any chance that the boys’ mom’s visitation could include some of the more glamorous activities such as infusions, therapy appointments, etc.? I suppose the answer is that you want/need to be there for that stuff, but it might be nice for visitation to include some of the reality that is the boys’ life other than just leisure time. I realize that the visitation, at the very least, provides you with a break, but it could also be productive by partially relieving you of some of the responsibilities that you have providing the boys with what they need.