Watching "Cars" for 5 seconds.
Sawyer entertained us with some karate moves after he put on these gloves. Wish I would have had the video camera.
Look at all the construction.
Drawing some pictures while we wait.
This is a site to keep friends and family updated with pictures of Sawyer and his family.
Our skeleton Sawyer...he picked out this shirt to wear today. Everyone got a kick out of it. The photographer was hoping that Sawyer would let him take a picture of the shirt with Sawyer standing up--nope!
Hunter was such a big help during our visit and so well-behaved. He even took a few pictures for me. After snapping some, he asked that I take his picture. Here's what I got!
Here's one of Hunter's pictures--Sawyer fell asleep soon after his screaming fit.
My cute boys waiting...you can see that Hunter is really into his LeapFrog workbook--Hunter has just started reading little 3-letter words and boy is he excited. He begs me to let him read this workbook. Pretty good for a not quite 4 year old! (Let's just say that my kids keep me hopping in more ways than one!)
Sawyer enjoying his bear at home.
Our Mr. Happy--Notice Sawyer's poor eczema face--this should clear up this week since he'll be on steroids.
A few days ago Terry and I noticed that Sawyer's scar (the site of the old port) is growing again! Really strange! It's been over a month since surgery and until just a few days ago Sawyer's incision was just a large line. Now it is growing into an oval shape again. Weird! I asked the nurse practioner about it but she thinks it's because of his eczema--doesn't make sense as his other scar is healing wonderfully and hasn't changed at all. I'll have Dr. Arceci take a look at it this Thursday and see if he has any ideas. (I took these pictures this morning--Feb. 20--before Sawyer hopped in the bath. Of course, he thought his mommy was crazy making him stop for pictures before he jumped in the bath.)
In this picture you can see how far Sawyer's new port sticks out.
More waiting...
Watching the technicians set up the room for my skeletal survey. I was fine as long as I was sitting on Mommy's leg. You can see that hair is growing back in my bald spot--it's harder to detect where the bald spot was. My hair's still really thin, though.
Zonked out after a LONG day at the hospital...finally, heading home!
Getting ready to start my 21 month old bear photo shoot-February 8, 2008.