Keep Galloping

Ronnie slept till six again that's five nights in a row can't believe it that's the most he has done in a row. Will he beat his personal best tonight, not going to say fingers crossed as we know that doesn't seem to work for me!

We saw the paediatrician this morning with Ronnie and he said that his behaviour is fine and whilst challenging, is normal. I am so relieved because as his mum I thought it may be something I was doing. He has given us some good ideas to help manage his behaviour going forward. He also said that because Callum has additional needs and is not mobile yet it's hard for Ronnie to get involved, but we will get there and as they both getter a bit older these challenges will be replaced with different ones.

We also had a quick chat about Callum, we had asked him if their was a specialist that deals specifically with Callum's problems and he has suggested we see a genetic specialist who deals with low muscle tone. So that will be interesting to see his thoughts on Callum.

Then this afternoon was my second visit of the day to the hospital regarding the infection. I have to be seen by the consultant next week with my scan results (which is now on Tuesday) to discuss the plan. They said they might have to repeat the previous operation! Not even thinking about that prospect been prodded and poked way too much over the last few weeks, so I am putting my blinkers on and going to keep galloping and jumping those hurdles without crossing my fingers. X x