I almost didn’t make it today :(
It's been a really rough day, at least the second half of the day...
It's been a really rough day, at least the second half of the day...
This has been the week from hell but I'm finally made it to this point.. Here's all the crap I have to do today..
Let me start off by saying that this will be a two-part post. There's simply too much to squeeze into one. This has been one of those days where exhaustion isn't quite the right word to use in describe how tired I am. I'm completely spent, body, mind, and soul. Today was our trip to Cleveland because Elliott, Emmett, and Gavin all had appointments with allergy and immunology. These were all basically follow-ups but Emmett was added to the schedule at the last minute because of the fever issues he's been having. It was a very long drive but the boys did really well. I'm super proud of them. That's not to say that they didn't wear me out and drive me nuts but I'm proud of them nonetheless. ☺…
I'll explain more when I get time and find some energy but today has been utter hell
I have good news and bad news.... Which do you want first?
"..........I know not everyone will agree with me on this but it's my truth and I simply ask that you respect that.. This wasn't easy to talk about........."
Today was a mishmash of many different things. All the therapies from today were canceled as a result of Emmett's fever. Dr. Pattie is a bit different, and so we made it to that. She's known Emmett since before he was born and understands about the fevers. I suppose the main focus of this post will be on the therapy session with Dr. Pattie. It has occurred to me that in all the years I've been writing, I've never really talked about what happens during on of these therapy sessions. Frankly, we've been going every week since before Elliott or Emmett was born and so it's become just one of those things I rarely think much about because I'm so used to it. When the boys and I arrive, we usually…
Emmett's fever cycles seem to be back with a vengeance.. This is so hard to manage because there's literally nothing I can do and he can't go to school or therapies... Here's what's going on, as well as a brief history of pictured from over the years, documenting the symptoms...