Things went crazy last summer, I suppose.  Now they seem to be back on an even keel once again, so I should probably play catch-up.

Kellen was diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome last summer, which effectively rules out a home school curriculum, as he needs that socialization.  He has a tss to help him during the day, and we were very lucky with our first one.  She worked with him from the end of last school year up until about the end of March this year.  She was offered a full time position in her degree field and we really couldn’t blame her for taking it.  Kellen now has his new tss and she’s also fantastic.  Our interim one was good too, but Kellen just didn’t connect with her like he did the first one or like he has with this new one.

Baby Wyatt was born on December 21st, after a solid 3 weeks to a month of contractions for me, I begged to be induced before Christmas.  My doctor took pity and scheduled me in the Monday after I asked (on a Thursday).  Delivery was fine, there were no complications and we brought Wyatt home the next evening. 6lbs, 9 oz.   He’s now a perfectly healthy four month old.  He doesn’t have the colic issues of his brother, but he did have GERD, which seems to be mostly cleared up now, after a good two months of Zantac.

I’m so lucky to be home with him, as I’m seeing so much that I missed with Kellen and it’s nice to not be worried about things that are or aren’t happening at a job. 

Hubby’s been struggling with pain in his jaw and sinuses, finally made him an appointment with the oral surgeon who took care of my teeth.  Dr. took one look and said, “I see why you’re in pain.”  Surgery will be scheduled tomorrow, now that we got the 20% we have to pay together.  All of the teeth need to come out.  He has 30 septic and 2 partially impacted bony wisdom teeth.  Add in a few abscesses and it’s quite an ordeal.