Day Home Hunt

I have mixed feelings about this but I know Little Lana wound benefit from being in a day home. Colin's pointed it out numerous times, her and I are attached to the hip and I cater to her every need. We're hoping that a couple days a week in a day home will expose her to new things without the security blanket of myself or RW being there.


We were talking about how easy it is to introduce RW to new environments but we both agree that Little Lana will be one of those kids that sits there on the ice whaling because it's something out of her comfort zone.


I hope we're able to find someone like RW's first caregiver, Patty, she was amazing.

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This is RW's winter hat (bought it so that he could have the same hat as Grampie) and Lana loves it... because it has buckles.

This shirt is too cute for words. A little dog in a jail uniform with pink "xoxoxo" lettering.

I'm not actively trying to train her, but she's becoming more aware of when she soils her diaper so every now and then she'll go sit on the potty just to get use to the seat.

To My Hubby

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY MY LOVE!!!

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Little Lana Status

I think she's finally back to her normal self. Her appetite is back and she's wanting to play with her big brother and pups a lot more. I've missed my happy and content baby little girl.

Results

Our little Lana has an ear, throat and chest infection.

I mentioned to the Dr that both my parents are/were on meds for pnemonia and that she was around them so she sent little L for a chest X-Ray, she did phenominally well. There was a little bit of infection in her chest, but the crappy walk-in doctor seemed to think it was just a virus. So she's on some 10 day Clarithromycin meds.

Fever

39.6 to be exact. She's had a fever for a couple of days now and meds take care of it for the 4hrs but then it returns, if she wakes up tomorrow with a fever I'm going to take her in.

(thanks mama)