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Thank you for all of your prayers! Kye's surgery went beautifully and I'll be blogging about it here soon (I want to wait a few days to see his recovery!)... I have heard about the Mother/Son Luau for many years. Candler, the boy I used to babysit for, would go with his mom each year. I hoped that Kye and I would go together but it's never worked out. It's not nearly as popular as the Father Daughter Dance so I never even hear anything about it! This year I got lucky and saw a post someone made on Facebook about it. I got information from her (thanks Brandy!) and lucked out that it was on a weekend we were free! Ready to get our dance on! Kye and I left as soon as he woke up from his nap. The dance didn't start until 5 but I wanted to have enough time to go by Toys R Us. We had several doubles from his party that we needed to return and I wanted him with me so he could pick out something with his birthday money. When I told him what we were ...
Just writing the title of this post gives me a stomach ache. I'm a little hesitant to write this after what happened the last time I requested for personal prayers for my own little family but I know that so many of you want to pray for Kye and I know those prayers will help him in this so I'm writing it anyway! I wrote awhile back about Kye's situation (you can get caught up here ). After writing that post I got in touch with Kye's pediatrician to see about going for a second opinion somewhere locally. Turns out they sent us to Tifton because it's the closest place where a urologist will actually see children. They told me that if Dr. Peters recommend the surgery then he needs to have it. I called back to Dr. Peters office and explained to them that the first visit I was so nervous that I totally spaced out and didn't ask enough questions to really understand. She told me that if we didn't do the surgery that he would start having more problems so w...
Again, blogger didn't post my pictures in order...is something going on with them? So annoying! Anyway, even though I blog pretty much every detail of Kye's life I still enjoy the chance to sit down and write him a yearly birthday letter. You can go back and read his first birthday letter from me here and his second one here . Dear Kye, From the moment you were born I focused on what was next. Eager for you to sit up, excited to hear you speak, ready for those first steps. When you turned one I was excited, ready for the years of toddler life. When you turned two I was eager, ready for moving to a big bed and getting rid of the paci. This year, I don't feel the same way. Three is a little tougher on Mommy somehow. I don't know if it's because we welcomed your little sister this year so I'm constantly reminded of how little you once were and how quickly time really does pass. Or if it's that you're past those all important first three years of l...
