The last couple of weeks have been nice and relaxing. We had a bunch of family come over for the holidays and enjoyed a white Christmas (very rare for TX). The boys got way too many toys and Reilly's birthday is around the corner.
We just took Reilly to a pediatric opthamologist since his left eye turns in a little. The specialist said that he is significantly far sighted and has strained the muscles in his left eye (but it is correctable). He prescribed glasses (yes, for an 11 month old) and we are set to come back in March. If the glasses don't strengthen the eye muscles and straighten Reilly's eye, then we will try an eye patch. If the patch doesn't work, then he might have a minor surgery to fix his left eye...but that is many steps away. Did I mention that baby glasses are more expensive than Mommy's glasses?!? And they are not Coach or Prada! Luckily we had a very dear family adopt us for Christmas and their generous support covered this very unexpected cost. Thank You, again! God continues to provide! Pictures of our intellectual baby are coming soon....
William heads back to the hospital Sunday, with Aaron. Hopefully this round of antibodies will be easier than the last. Hopefully this year will be easier than the last. We have had an amazing year and an enormous amount of support from so many people. We just can't say 'Thank You' enough. Thank you God for all of the angels you sent us this year to weather this storm and for every day you give us the gift of life.
Happy New Year!
The Fallon Family
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Home for the Holidays
I wrote this a couple of weeks ago and never posted it because I didn't have pictures from the the walk and marathon but here it is anyways...pictures soon to follow.
"William finished his second round of antibody treatments, late last Friday, and was able to come home. He still isn't 100% back to his normal self but he is making progress. When he went to the doctor yesterday, they said he doesn't have to go back to the clinic until New Years Eve. What a blessing! Usually he has at least one appointment, at the clinic, per week. Aaron is thrilled that he doesn't have to lug both boys to the clinic and back, for the next couple of weeks.
We would like to thank the many people that organized and came out for the "Will to Walk" 5K in our neighborhood, last Saturday. AND, thank you Amy Carenza for organizing a relay team to run the White Rock Marathon, last Sunday. Thank you to the relay team for running and all the folks that donated money to William's fund. We would also like to thank the family that adopted us for Christmas. What a blessing! We are overwhelmed with the support we've received over the last year. We really don't know the words...
Thank you sincerely,
The Fallon Family"
"William finished his second round of antibody treatments, late last Friday, and was able to come home. He still isn't 100% back to his normal self but he is making progress. When he went to the doctor yesterday, they said he doesn't have to go back to the clinic until New Years Eve. What a blessing! Usually he has at least one appointment, at the clinic, per week. Aaron is thrilled that he doesn't have to lug both boys to the clinic and back, for the next couple of weeks.
We would like to thank the many people that organized and came out for the "Will to Walk" 5K in our neighborhood, last Saturday. AND, thank you Amy Carenza for organizing a relay team to run the White Rock Marathon, last Sunday. Thank you to the relay team for running and all the folks that donated money to William's fund. We would also like to thank the family that adopted us for Christmas. What a blessing! We are overwhelmed with the support we've received over the last year. We really don't know the words...
Thank you sincerely,
The Fallon Family"
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