-September 2011 I went back to school and Gunner started daycare. He was at the center on campus while I was in class.
-October we discussed concerns about Gunner's development at our 18 month check up. This lead to going through birth-3 evaluations. I love our birth to three organization, but quite frankly never thought I would have to deal with them again. Gunner did qualify for services due to a considerable expressive delay. I mourned a little as I came to terms with what I thought would be a parenting breeze.
Things were quiet until the spring...one quiet day at home in the spring ended with a trip to urgent care with my girl. Caitlyn had fallen earlier in the day, and was refusing to bare weight on her foot. Two weeks, two X-ray and an MRI later and there was finally a diagnosis of a foot fracture. With that also came with a diagnosis of osteopenia.
-we also went through some reflux testing for Caitlyn and ended up having her go through surgery to make it so she could not reflux. Second to the g-tube, it is one of the best decisions we have made for her!
-in October we moved into a nice 4 bedroom house that we share with a very good friend and her son. This move meant changing school districts. I will spare all the nasty details, but 6 weeks in Caitlyn ended up with an arm fracture. We kept her out of school for 3 months then finally settled things in mediation.
-through the past two years we have done a lot of medication tweaking in hopes of finding good seizure control for Caitlyn. That pretty much brings us to now and our mission to do all we can to give her the best quality of life possible.
She has the worlds best little brother!!!
We LOVE having a yard!!!!
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