I really wish that someone had told me how much comes out of these children that God creates. How is it that a ton more comes out then what comes in? It's some weird force of nature, I tell ya! If I had a dollar for every time Parker spits up, I would be a rich rich woman. Now, Parker, though, I should note, has a severe case of acid reflux, so his spit ups are large and very frustrating. It used to cause so many problems that he would want to eat, but hurt the entire time and cry. In fact, when I brought him home in August the first two weeks made me feel terrible. I couldn't stand that it hurt him so bad. I would feed him and cry the entire time. Now, things are significantly better, still not "normal" if there is such a thing, but a ton better than it used to be.
Parker is awesome though, seriously!
Just look at that little guy. The picture with Trooper is his 6 month shot and the other is one of my favorites of him, I love that look of, "uh hi mom, you caught me!"
**Please continue praying for Terry (OP) and his family and friends. His memorial service is sunday, so I will be leaving town Saturday after choir practice and coming back monday. I am not really looking forward to driving 4 hours with Parker, but he tends to do ok in the car. I think it's the fact that I am going home for a reason that isn't so fun. Thanks!
3 comments:
i know what you mean about the vomit! sometimes it seems like twice as much comes out as what goes in!
by the way, your little parker is absolutely ADORABLE!!!
Oh my goodness- he is so big by the turtle!!! :) What a cutie! I totally understand about the spit-up- it will get better! Z is turning one on Friday, and he doesn't spit up hardly at all anymore- his cleared up completely around 10 months or so. :)
Would you have believed anyone at the amount that can come out of a small child, had they told you?! LOL It's one of those hit or miss things..some kids are big on spitting up, while others rarely do.
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