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Thursday, December 30, 2010
Weird Science
We finally put our Science Center membership to use and took Morgie on a little excursion. It was such a blast. The last time we visited she wasn't really into it- but this time, she was so entranced by the dinosaurs, butterflies and all the other "bright shiny objects". One of the most fun things about the little Miss is how everything is so exciting and new. Really puts a new perspective on life, even for us big kids. 
Monday, December 27, 2010
Morgie's first Christmas
Morgan was completely spoiled this year, with all of her aunties, uncles, cousins, grandparents, and, admittedly, parents. I sort of feel like I was spoiled, too, since I love to dress her in fabulous little outfits and she got a million new clothing items (yes, this is one of the MANY joys of having a little girl). Christmas eve we hung out with Uncle Jo Jo and Aunt P.P., and then spent Christmas Day night with Fanny, Fimmy and their parents.
We're still missing Grandma(s), but we're feeling the love from all of our friends here in the Seattle area.
We're still missing Grandma(s), but we're feeling the love from all of our friends here in the Seattle area.
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| From Morgan 4-5 Months |
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Goodbye floppy larynx!
Morgan was diagnosed with "laryngomalacia", a super fancy name for a floppy larynx, at her 2 month appoinment. Basically the larynx flops over her breathing hole, making breathing and eating difficult, and making every breath sound like a little song (do you love all my medical jargon, or what?). We scheduled a surgery for yesterday, and we scheduled it for so far out with the hopes that her weight gain would take off, but she has a hard time eating much more than 1.5-2 ozs, and it's really only gotten worse.
So, of course, a completely unprecedented snow storm hit the day before the surgery, and we had to get up at 5am to make sure she made it to Children's by 7:15. We arrived, and Matt and I both shed a few tears while we waited for our little peanut. Fortunately we had a top surgeon in this field, the surgery only took 20 minutes, and Miss M did GREAT! We stayed the night at the hospital because they had to monitor her after the general anesthesia, but got home just in time to start on some Thanksgiving goodness! Whew, what a week!
So, of course, a completely unprecedented snow storm hit the day before the surgery, and we had to get up at 5am to make sure she made it to Children's by 7:15. We arrived, and Matt and I both shed a few tears while we waited for our little peanut. Fortunately we had a top surgeon in this field, the surgery only took 20 minutes, and Miss M did GREAT! We stayed the night at the hospital because they had to monitor her after the general anesthesia, but got home just in time to start on some Thanksgiving goodness! Whew, what a week!
Friday, November 5, 2010
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