Home Sweet Home

So Friday night I started having some pain across my stomach and just thought it was the way I was leaning on the tub giving my kids a bath, so I went on with my night helping my mom put her tree away and getting most of the Christmas decor put away. By 11 p.m. I was doubled over in pain and I couldn't take it anymore. After telling my Mom and Dave where the pain was they had me call Drew to come get me to take me to the e.r. So not fun let me tell you. So after I was taken back to one of the rooms in the e.r. they did blood tests and found everything to look normal. But because the pain was so intense they did an ultrasound. They found gall stones and my gall blatter was swollen and had fluid around it. The admitted me into the hospital and I was on some really good pain meds through my i.v. So Saturday morning I had my gall blatter removed along with a stone that had made its way through the duct. The doc said my gall blatter was full of stones but only the one made it out. Well thry had told me before my surgery that if all goes well I can go home that same night. Well, I can't do anything simple. I was doing pretty good throughout the day after my surgery but not well enough to go home, so they said maybe Sunday. Well I had gotten up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom and I passed. I had woken up with nurses all around me cleaning up the throw up that had happened as I was waking up. So they said nope not happening this morning. Sunday afternoon I went on a little walk down the hall with my nurse and started feeling dizzy so I stopped and help onto the wall. The next thing I new I was on the floor and 3 nurses were trying to get me up into a wheel chair. So my chances of going home Sunday at all were gone. Well Sunday night and this morning I was able to keep my food and pain pills down and hadn't fainted anymore so I was allowed to come home around 11 ish this morning.

I am so greatful for my Momma and Dave for watching my kids while I was gone. I knew they were so well taken care of I didn't worry about them at all. I love you guys! You're the best!

I love this!

I saw this on The Bonnie Hunt Show and was so excited to see it on You Tube. It's such a fun catch song too... with a great 3rd back up dancer ;)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6ExgUW6ak8

Recent Family Pictures

We had our family pictures taken at the beginning of November. Which was perfect because it was just in time for Zoey's 6 month pictures and Andrews 2 year pictures (a little over a month late, but hey it was done). The photographer we use is so talented. She got so many good pictures of the kids. When we left I was so afraid that all the pictures of Andrew weren't going to turn out because he was in a crabby mood. But I was so wrong, his turned out so cute. And Zoey luckily was as smiley as she always is so of course those turned out too. As for the family ones only a few of those turned out, but I love all the shots she got. So here is a sneak peek.

6 Months Old

So I know I am not to far from having to post her 7 month old pictures but I wanted to get these up while I am at it. For her 6th month Zoey had her well check at the doctors and got her shots. She did so well. She and Andrew both do so well with shots and getting over the pain quickly. She is growing so well and has the best personality and spirit. I love her so much.

Wow it's Been a While

I know I have been a slacker at posting lately, I'm sorry. I have had a lot of people tell me to up date and until now all I have done is the background and music. But a lot has happened.

Drew had his surgery and he is recovering well. He will have pt for I think 6 months if I remember right.

Zoey started cereal and baby food since I last posted. She is also crawling and sitting up. She is working on sitting herself up from laying down. She loves jumping in the bouncer chair entertainer thing. And is still the happiest baby ever. Zoey has some of the cutest fat rolls on her legs and arms. She is getting so big so quick it makes me sad.

Andrew's vocabulary is getting larger, he know what he wants and when he says 'YES' he says it with conviction. It's so stinking cute. He is getting so much better about doing his breathing treatment which I am so grateful for since it's still up in the air how long we are going to have to do this. He loves Batman and will wear his hat all day long if you let him. He is at the stage where he says goodbye to everything. When we get out of the car he says goodbye to his toys in there or when we leave home he will say goodbye to his toys there. I love it. He also really good about saying please and thank you and he will keep saying it until its acknowledged with a 'your welcome' which I'm also happy to see he is good with his manners.