Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Foot update...
We had an appointment today in Duluth with Dr. Trombino for Caleb's foot. She said it looks "pretty good", but then she did the X-ray and said that his heel still hasn't descended all the way so future casting may be needed. But she said that when he starts to walk it will greatly help loosen the heel cord up so it does descend. We will just have to see... pray for him! Other than that we went to the beach today and sat on the rocks, he absolutely loved it, but he kept putting the rocks in his mouth and i kept having to take them out of his mouth... ew, all I can think of it dog pee!! This summer is going to be a blast!
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Monday, April 14, 2008
Just some random pics and such...
Thursday, April 10, 2008
9 1/2 months....
Caleb....
- Has 7 teeth
- Weighs a bit over 19 pounds
- Eats several different foods
- Has his own language
- Went swimming at the Y today for the first time
- Has almost all off his function back in the left side of his face
- Gives kisses
- Uses crawling as a means to get something that he REALLY wants...
- Is really quite fun and I adore him=o)
Play date gone bad. One baby would cry and then scare the other then it would scare the other even more... it was quite a sight!
He is only using crawling as a mode of much needed transportation... if there is something that he wants then he will go get it.... but he feels no need to always crawl.. which is fine with me.. for now!!
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Getting a little better....
Friday, March 28, 2008
Popeye, Elvis or Bell's Palsy???
Caleb woke up Tuesday morning with the inability to move the left side of his face. Of course I freaked out thinking he had some kind of a stroke and took him into the ER. Turns out that Caleb is not Elvis or even Popeye but he does have Bell's Palsy- where the facial nerve under the ear swells causing temporary paralysis. It happened because of his ear infections. The experts say that it could last anywere from 1 week to a few months... we are hoping only a week!! He can't nurse too well as he can't close his mouth fully around the milk jug. Poor guy!! I have to keep putting eye drops in the left eye so it doesn't dry out being that he can't fully close that eye. I guess the biggest risk with Bell's is the eye drying out and the cornea getting damaged causing vision loss.
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