Yesterday at Taylor's well-check we got news that she would yet again need to see another specialist. That has become the dreaded word for me at her appointments. This was especially disappointing since all seemed so well. Sadly her little head that I joked about in a previous post measured smaller than last month and has a very small soft spot. As the doctor put it, it is taking on a "triangular" shape...flat in the back but growing in the forehead. Sounds much worse and strange than it is. Nevertheless, we are being sent to a Neurosurgeon with the best case scenario being a helmet and the worst being surgery to insert a disc that will initiate growth. After lots of tears, talking with family, and binge drinking, diet coke of course, we realized how similar her head shape is to Chris' and that there could even be a better best case scenario...the Adcock fivehead (and I mean that in the best possible way!! I love those Adcock foreheads!). We are trying to be optimistic and assume the pediatrician is taking a very precautionary approach, but until next week I'll be sitting on pins and needles. We will be seeing the Neurosurgeon on Wednesday and the ENT on Thursday to discuss her mishaped inner ear.
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Specialists
With becoming a mother, I discovered a piece of my heart that I never knew existed. It is the greatest blessing to have children, but with blessings come challenges all which make us stronger. And days like these remind me of how grateful I am for the power of prayer and the Priesthood in which I find so much comfort.
Posted by
Megan
at
16.9.08
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
6 comments:
We'll keep her in our prayers but I'm sure she'll be fine. You can't be that cute and have anything seriously wrong with you.
I totally agree with Brett. I'm sure you'll look back on it as a minor glitch. Aren't we grateful for all that doctors can correct now!!! And you're so right Megan...there's nothing like raising children to send you to your knees. I'm so grateful for the power of prayer, and the power of the Priesthood...and for children who turn to the Lord. Love you...
I'm sure it will be alright. I can't tell you how many times I have been sent to a specialist to find out nothing is wrong. THe doctors don't want to take any risks, especially when it doesn't inconvenience them at all. That would be so cute if she does get one of those helmets. Babies look so adorable in them!
I love you guys. We will keep her in our prayers.
Wow, fivehead? Really? That's harsh. Haha.
We've been there too. Jacy's right, the doctors have to look at every possible scenario. I'm sure everything will be just fine and in years to come, you'll look back and smile at pictures of her cute little "fivehead" (Bree's right- that is harsh!). We'll be praying for you too, I know it's hard to be the mama!
I think you need a crazy girls night out- and oh yes, we've got one for you! SYTYCD- here we come! 19 days and counting!!! WooHoo!
Post a Comment