He had a good night and he is being discharged as I write. Thank the Lord he is past whatever that was. Hoping this isn’t the onset of childhood asthma. He would come by it genetically from both sides of the family (I had it as a child too). Not fun. Off to Occupational Therapy with Tanner, Ty AND Zandi this morning :). Zandi has been such a sweetie and I have loved having her here. It’s also quite wonderful to have someone really “notice” you. She walks in to the bathroom when I was getting ready yesterday and say’s “Sissy! You smell soooooo good!” LOL! So THAT is what it is like to have a little girl – they actually notice! I need to get me one of those…someday. For now, Zandi, Karsyn and my little still unnamed darling that should be making her arrival quite soon will suffice quite well. 🙂
3 responses to “Zane Part 2”
A little late getting to this after yesterdays celebrations….but happy to praise with all of you in the news of his discharge!!!!!
I am happy to hear that Zandi is conditioning you for that “little girl” love. Girls can be so noticeable and most L-O-V-E makeup nails jewelry and perfume, something I don’t think Tanner and Ty will have much to ever do with.
Watch out though most first girls are major Daddy girls. But as comfort, you will get a higher ranking in the house. While daddy calls his little girl princess, you get the power to be addressed as Queen.
You better start getting that grown and wand polished up. I’m sure your mom still has her set somewhere, maybe you could borrow it. LOL
I Know exactly what you mean. Little girls are something else! Maybe a grand-daughter for me one day. As for now, I get to be princess AND queen!
I so enjoyed talking to you on the phone. I hope you don’t play my message and laugh at this hick’s accent too much!
Thank you everyone for all your prayers for my little Zane. That was a very scary thing, but he is doing much better now. I pray and hope that this was a one-time reaction, but at least I know the signs to watch for if this does ever happen again. Love you all, and again thank you for praying.
Aimee