Posted on 7/17/2007 by Amy

What the heck!  Caleb’s fever broke and he’s seemed fine.  Through the night last night Bo started w/ a  fever.  This morning he and Zeke still have fevers.   The only one who looks sick is Zeke, his eyes are all crusty and he only woke up this morning because Bo went in his room to wake him up.  even then when I went to get him he was just laying in his crib.   He just looks unwell but isnt completely lethargic.   No big plans today, just to put away laundry and Caleb has soccer camp.  Maybe we’ll just hang out at home to be safe in case whatever this is is contagious.     Oh…i do have a drs appt this afternoon, but just to get bloodwork drawn, I hope I dont keep forgetting about that appointment…

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Mom to boys who were born Aug. 2001, Nov. 2004, March 2006; and devoted wife to the love of my life since Nov. 1998. Chronic worrier but devoted Christian who is trying to put her fears and faith in the One who created it all and provides for all my needs despite the daily challenges and doubts that arise. Along the way I chose to share my journey with you. Thanks for coming along for the ride! The road won't always be bright and the journey may sometimes be hard, but it can be an amazing adventure if you keep your eyes and thoughts "on what is true, and honorable, and right, and pure, and lovely, and admirable" (Philippians 4:8).
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  1. LeAnn says:
    7/17/2007 at 12:35 pm

    Amy,

    I saw Pam’s posting about Willoweve’s therapies and your comments about Bo. I don’t want to intrude where maybe I shouldn’t but I have one small suggestion. I also sent this to Pam. I am not sure how the school system works in Ohio but I would investigate getting something called an “advocate”. Also, I don’t know if there is a cost with this. As a teacher, there have been several parents that bring “advocates” with them to Special Education meetings. These people are advocates for the child’s best interests. They also know the laws in your particular state and area and can “fight” for your child. I am not implying that you can’t, just that it might be easier if you had this person to help. I would recommend that you call your school system’s office of Special Education to see what information they have about “advocates”. At least, that’s what we call them in Howard County. Hope this helps.

    LeAnn