Bo was born on 6/3/07 with the rare congenital disorder currently known as Microvillous (Microvillus) Inclusion Disease. It took 2 hospitals and 5 weeks to diagnose. He became the 61st baby in the US to receive Omegaven. His nutrition is 100% TPN/Omegaven. We believe there will be a cure for this in our lifetime, and that a transplant is NOT the best option for this disease. This is our story.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Four Seasons
My husband would rather not see winter again, ever. Or Fall or Spring. Me, I'm a Michigander. And while I can appreciate the marvels of nature in the Southwest, the Grand Canyon, the oceans, the deserts and the redwoods, I get a kind of peace here that has remained unmatched. I love the confetti of color the falling leaves make as the trees turn colors. I love the smell of earth and minerals when the spring showers quench the flowers. And I do, I love the quiet when the world is coated in a blanket of snow. I look out of the bathroom window onto the street. So quiet, even with cars shushing by. The tree limbs hanging their down around the house. I can't wait. I know it will be a long, cold season. And it does grow tiresome when it's muddy and cold as far into the year as April. But even three months of quiet, dazzling snow. Cold weather keeps Bo more stable (less likely to dehydrate), and so I look forward to the freeze as Bo's springtime.
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