Halloween as an adult is
definitely not as fun as when you are a child.
At least that's my opinion... But then the fun just circles back around as a parent! I am so excited to start getting into Halloween again and even more excited to start dressing
Oli up. I decided to get a little festive by pulling down the decorations from the attic to spice up the house a little. Curtis gets totally freaked out by the spider, the feathers make it pretty nasty looking.
Oli just keeps growing and growing. When
Oli was born we were fortunate to borrow a family
heirloom. In the olden days my dad hand crafted a cradle for his babies. And now that his babies are all grown we get to use it for our babies! This is
Oli hanging out in the masterpiece.
Look at my baby sitting up! Sitting up makes him look so old, he always grabs his hands. My mom says it looks like he is scheming something like maybe I should let my parents know I really can talk and I am just fooling them with baby talk.
Oli is roughly 24-25 inches long now (at 3 1/2 months) with his hair possibly 27 inches
Some faces of
OliI had hemorrhage on an optic vein on my right eye over Memorial Day weekend. I was in my third trimester. Which I then developed a greyed out spot in my vision to the right of my central focus. The spot was actually me seeing the blood in my eye. My doc at the Moran Eye center is blaming the hemorrhage on a random episode of high blood pressure (which I have never had high blood pressure, not once!) They then performed an angiogram in August which gave us great results... No more bleeding. Where the bleeding was is now healed. The only thing is that I still am seeing the grey spot. The doc says it is almost like a footprint of what happened. It could go away or it could be permanent... Only time will be able to tell. He also says that there is a possibility of it happening again, and time will only tell with that too. I then went to a high risk pregnancy doc at the U to get his opinion for future pregnancies, if this meant that I would again have to have heparin shots or any other special instructions to prevent this occurrence. Great news from him was that he believes that it was more like a birth defect that caused the bleed. That it was just a random thing that happened and that happened to be during pregnancy and not likely that it would happen again. He didn't really see a need to do heparin (WAHHOOOO!) I continue to meet with the doc at Moran to really track down what happened. My last appnt was a couple of days ago. They did an ERG (electroretinography) which measures the electrical activity of the retina in response to light. It was the strangest thing I have ever done. They dilated my eye, than numbed it, than propped open my eye with a contact that hold the eye lids open (one eye at a time) and then put a camera in front of my eye. I than stare at a red x in the center while hundreds of honeycomb shapes flicker black, white and gray. this was done about 10 minutes per eye... I felt like I was getting brainwashed. From what they found my left eye was perfect but my right eye you can see the deficit....
All of the squiggle lines should be the same... Where my spot is in my eye is where the lines are flatter.
Modern technology is amazing! I wont really know what the next step is until I meet with my doc in a couple of weeks
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