We're Home
Well have finally moved into our apartment and said goodbye to Oakwood. The kids' room is together and they are both loving their new room. Oliver was so excited to have all of his toys back that he refused to take a nap. He just wanted to see what was in each bin and play. Waverly was very happy to have her bed and blankets back. It is so good to be home.
This has been an incredibly busy week. In addition to the move, we had a few doctor appointments. Today we met with a pediatric opthalmologist. Both kids are near sighted with astigmatism, but only Wavey requires glasses. The doctor was concerned about the optic nerve in both kids. They nerve was paler than he would like to see in children their age. We will go back in 6 months so he can continue to monitor this. I am trying not to get too concerned about this. There is so much to worry about...I can't handle yet another thing.
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Just take it one day at a time with Wavey & Oliver. Worrying about their eye appointments (or any other appointments) doesn't change what the doctor does or doesn't find - it just means you've spent time and energy worrying. I know it's always much easier to say that than it is to do that, but God will help you out and give you the strength you need. It also appears that you have a good network of friends and family for support to help you through this, too. Reach out to them and let them help you or talk with them when you're worried. Or write. Or do whatever it is that helps you take your focus off of worrying.