Tuesday, August 22, 2006
Clark's MRI
Luan stuck around until today to be with us at Clark's MRI. We had to be at Children's Hospital by 9:30, since he was supposed to have anesthesia for the procedure. However, after they looked at him, they decided to give it a try without anesthesia. Luckily, he did very well and held still at all the right times. It helped that he could watch a Jimmy Neutron movie during the process, and he wasn't bothered by the tight space of the machine. Therefore, we were in and out of the hospital in about 45 minutes.
We walked downtown for a while, and then we had lunch at a small Mexican cafe. Clark enjoyed spending time with all of us, and he liked getting to take a day off of school. Of course, his favorite part of the afternoon was spending some time at ESPN Zone playing a few race car games.
We all liked this mock Coors Field made entirely out of Coors Original and Coors Light paraphenalia. Pretty creative!
The doctor's office later with his results, and I am happy to say that everything came back normal. Now we have only the appointment with the neurologist to find out what we do from now own regarding his "Benign Rolandic Epilepsy."
Awwww moment. Clark made a Lego house for Shea's fairy, which was a present from Auntie. The columns supporting the plastic bowls were for bathing and showering. The yellow "throne" is the potty, and the room in the background is the kitchen, I believe. The fairy even gets her own go kart. Sometimes it is nice to have a big brother.
We walked downtown for a while, and then we had lunch at a small Mexican cafe. Clark enjoyed spending time with all of us, and he liked getting to take a day off of school. Of course, his favorite part of the afternoon was spending some time at ESPN Zone playing a few race car games.
We all liked this mock Coors Field made entirely out of Coors Original and Coors Light paraphenalia. Pretty creative!
The doctor's office later with his results, and I am happy to say that everything came back normal. Now we have only the appointment with the neurologist to find out what we do from now own regarding his "Benign Rolandic Epilepsy."
Awwww moment. Clark made a Lego house for Shea's fairy, which was a present from Auntie. The columns supporting the plastic bowls were for bathing and showering. The yellow "throne" is the potty, and the room in the background is the kitchen, I believe. The fairy even gets her own go kart. Sometimes it is nice to have a big brother.
