Little Warrior & Lil Sis: Back to the Doc

Thursday, September 18, 2008

Back to the Doc

Well, I have to head back to the Dr's again today, cause I am just not eating enough and now I have funny rash all over . . . can't seem to catch a break. The nurse said most likely we will have to be referred to an Occupational Therapist, who can help me figure out this eating thing. So, just keep me in your prayers today.

On a brighter note . . . our friend Heather took some family photos of us and over the next few blogs, I will share them with you. If you want to take a look at her blog, go to http://www.heatherstarrphotography.com/blog - she is amazing!

2 comments:

Sparky said...: hello, beautiful family... :); September 19, 2008 at 9:34 AM
Aunt Kay said...: Lovely little piggies!
What wonderful pictures you have to share with all your family and friends. You are in my prayers. :); September 24, 2008 at 3:02 PM

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Our First Family Photo with Trevor

2008 was a challenging and amazing year, with Trevor Jalen Rose coming 3 months early and spending 80 days in the NICU at Mary Birch Hospital in February, then two months of quarentine at home with Trevor (staying away from all the potential germs), to Trevor's first's of learning how to eat without choking, rolling over and sitting up by himself. We have had many ups and downs, but with the prayers and support from our family and friends we have made it through and are thankful for our healthy baby boy. We have been so encouraged by how God has shown His love through you. THANK YOU!!!

Fun Facts about Trevor's Start in Life

-For the first month of life, Trevor's diaper was the size of your palm (and it was still too big)!
-His feet were the size of the top half of your thumb
-His fingers were the width of a toothpick
-The first time Tina fed him her milk, she had to use an small dropper
-Until Trevor is 2 years old, the doctor's will evaluate him according to his "corrected" or "adjusted" age. So, since he was born 12 weeks early, he is measured as a baby three months younger than his birth age. (i.e.: on February 16th he will be one year old, but his corrected age is 9 months).