Admitting this is actually quite humiliating but I have no control over this right now. Why am I thankful?

I'm worried about Gavin today. He looks pretty rough. If you ask him, he'll say he's fine but who the hell knows what that means.....

There's no better way to start the day than to go out to move some snow and let the car warm up and find this.... What the picture doesn't show, is the tachometer bouncing all over the place.  I know that we have at least have 2 cylinders misfiring and the van needs a tuneup.  Hopefully, we can figure something out with the car in the near future.  This site is managed almost exclusively from my Samsung Galaxy Note 3. Please forgive any typos as auto-correct HATES me. ;-) Follow @Lost_and_Tired "Like" me on Facebook Visit the My Autism Help Forums To reach me via email, please Contact Me

Tonight was Tuesday Night Therapy with Dr. Pattie and it's everyone's favorite day of the week. Check out some really cool pictures and find out what major progress was made this evening.

"I understand that sleeping through the day only postpones the inevitable, but anymore, my happy place is only found in the warm and welcoming arms of blissful ignorance."

I'm at my wits end with trying to get Elliott to eat. It's a losing battle and I'm not getting anywhere fast.

I think I overreacted just a little bit. In all fairness though, in this situation, I think it's better to overreact than underreact. We've never had him sick since we found out about his Immunodeficiency. I totally panicked and I'm okay admitting that.

I've spoken to Akron Children's Hospital twice this morning.  I waiting to hear back from Gavin's immunologist, as to what we are going to do.  The nurse is thinking that even though it's a virus, we might do antibiotics. The reason is that he's at the tale end of what's left of his donated immune system for the month.  He's due for his next infusion in about a week.  Also, because he is sick, he's in a weekend state and we don't want anything else creeping in and kicking him while he's down. Gavin's using his rescue inhaler 4 times a day and we are waiting to hear back from the doctor, as to what we need to do next.  As soon as I hear anything, I'll let you all…