The amniotic fluid is at the low end of normal now, allowing his stomach to mature as well as his lungs. The placenta is also now a normal size. This is all beautiful news. His brain, however, has an issue we are praying somehow miraculously heals. His left cerebellum is very small or absent, which would affect movement and possibly cognitive function, to what degree no one can be sure. The fact that he is moving around like a wild man....I mean like a Bell boy......is encouraging, though.
While not typically allowing myself to get too excited, with Sommer being so happy I couldn't help it, and had to buy a couple little onesies to celebrate.
Just when I thought the day couldn't look brighter I picked up our mail and there was a card addressed to me with what looked suspiciously like Shannon's handwriting, but it was postmarked "Billings." It was indeed a letter from Shannon, mailed a few days earlier. And I thought there were no more tears, happy or sad, left!
No matter what the future holds, Shannon always reminds me he will be there, leading and guiding our family.
Thank you, each and every one of you, for your prayers ~ Love, Allison
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