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James had surgery today to have tubes put in his ears. If you don’t know what ear tubes are, they are small, okay tiny, hollow plastic cylinders that are surgically inserted into the eardrum. It essentially opens up the passageway in the middle ear and helps prevent the buildup of…
*Updated Sunday, April 4th, 2010* Every year since I was born, I would go up to Lake Lawn Lodge in Delavan, Wisconsin for Easter weekend with my family. We would drive up on Good Friday, spend the night Friday and Saturday, and drive home on Sunday. It’s been a family…
*Updated April 2, 2010 with notes from neurologist.* We went to see a neurologist at the Children’s Memorial Hospital Epilepsy Center in Chicago. She was recommended by Stacy’s Dad’s cousin who is a neurologist at Boston Children’s Hospital. We were just looking for another opinion about James to make sure…
Stacy posted something on Facebook today and I thought I would share. I don’t know where she got it from or who originally wrote it. For those of you that don’t know, Stacy and I lost our first son to Trisomy 18 before he was born. We never got a…
We took James to the pediatrician this morning for his 7-month checkup. He weighed in at 14 pounds and 15 ounces. Almost 15 pounds! The pediatrician thinks James has an infection in his left ear so he prescribed Cefdinir for 10 days. In a post a couple of weeks ago…