"> Yes, Kensley is in the dryer. She was helping me unload the clothes and as quick as a wink she crawled in herself. So, of course I grabbed the camera. The problem is that now every time I try to unload or load the dryer, Kensley wants to get in. Not the best idea.
We were fortunate to be able to take Kaydee and Cooper to the A&M vs. TU game on Thanksgiving. It was Cooper's first time in Kyle Field and as you can see, he was wide eyed the whole night. We had a great time with the kids and racked up some great memories.
We were dreaming of a White Christmas and we got it! There was about 8 to 10" on the ground and 4 foot drifts. Of course Kensley had to have labs drawn in the ER on Christmas Eve, but we all survived and enjoyed a simple and less hectic holiday.
The snow hung around for about a week, and Kensely and the kids played outside a lot.
Although our Christmas was filled with strep and double ear infections, the weeks that followed must have been followed by a growth spurt for Kensley. She ate and ate solid food as if she was normal. It was wonderful. Unfortunately it did not last and we are going through a slow eating period now. As I understand this is very normal for Short Gut kids. We are currently trying soooooooo hard to get off of any kind of fluid therapy. We got down to giving her 100mls over 3 hours every night, then 100mls over 3 hours every other night, and now we are cold turkey. We have not had fluid for three nights, and we will find out next Monday (lab draws) if she handled the transition well. Please add this to your prayer list. We would love to be able to give Kensley a real bath, or to take her swimming this summer. It would be a dream come true.
