Small victories
I have emerged with not one but two referrals from my insurance for Little T. This also while juggling my husband's Catbert HR director's switch to a new insurance company which of course switched over me and C just fine and left Special K and Little T with an unknown ped. Potential disaster averted by appearing in person the first business day of the switch.
I scheduled his speech evaluation appointment today and am on the waiting list for a neurology exam.
It's an odd world where you feel victorious for getting appointments where they tell you things that are wrong with your child just so he can get the same therapies he's always gotten that have helped him so much.
But as I tell myself often he remains the same bright social boy as ever. He can put together jigsaw puzzles with his right hand and feet. And with recently added features such as being able to briefly hold things in his left hand and to tell you in precise detail exactly what he wants and to say "I love you.". It's marvelous!
The details for why he needs these appointments are available in other entries. For now I'm going to celebrate my victories with a nice hot cup of tea.
I scheduled his speech evaluation appointment today and am on the waiting list for a neurology exam.
It's an odd world where you feel victorious for getting appointments where they tell you things that are wrong with your child just so he can get the same therapies he's always gotten that have helped him so much.
But as I tell myself often he remains the same bright social boy as ever. He can put together jigsaw puzzles with his right hand and feet. And with recently added features such as being able to briefly hold things in his left hand and to tell you in precise detail exactly what he wants and to say "I love you.". It's marvelous!
The details for why he needs these appointments are available in other entries. For now I'm going to celebrate my victories with a nice hot cup of tea.