Now to the business of the rest of this weeks blog post. I wanted to highlight some of my favorite pictures from this week.
First off we have baby Ruby, who is talking and interacting so much lately that we probably shouldn't call her baby Ruby anymore but we won't stop and you can't make us. She was indulged in some necklaces this week and we had to tackle her to get them off for bed time.
Secondly we had a clinic visit this week, always quite the adventure. Also happened to be the day I figured out how to use the "My Story" on Instagram which I have had fun with. I snapped this picture during Orson's PFT test. He isn't quite old enough for them to get a reliable number but they have wanted him to practice for the past year. Here he is huffing his heart out into this computer to test his pulmonary function. His big sister Maelee is in the background intensely cheering him on. She has just finished with her test and knows the seriousness of the PFT test. After all Maelee knows her PFT's are what landed her in the hospital and what got her out. Its serious business. I love the look of intensity that they both have in this picture. Its a perfect summation of the feelings these CF people feel as they are measured and weighed in so many areas constantly.
This was a sweet picture taken on clinic day as well. Some sort of special connection happens to siblings who get stomach x-rays together.....and I don't just mean the shared radiation exposure (sorry that may have been an inappropriate joke). Really though a strange and wonderful blessing of having more than one kid with the same chronic disease is that they have the opportunity to see the journey from many points of view. I love to see them cheering for each other knowing very well what the other one is going through.
That's all folks I hope that you enjoyed some sweet pics from this week. Stay tuned for upcoming blog posts about the two weeks I created an inordinate amount of work for myself and my husband by picking the wrong word, and how we try to keep our one non-CF child as connected with these three who share 4 hour doctors appointments and hours and hours of treatments together.
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