Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Yogurt and more walking!

This is Elizabeth after she fed herself yogurt! Mmmm!

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Here is another video of Elizabeth showing off her walking skills.

Notice how they've improved drastically in such a short time!!

Sunday, May 16, 2010

Happy girl!

Elizabeth is so happy these days. We feel like the tubes are making a big difference in her overall demeanor.

She now can say: mama, dada, mmmm (after bites of food), flower, waffles, bubbles, dog, ball, and my favorite uh-oh...

Here are a few pictures taken over the weekend.



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Saturday, May 8, 2010

The first few steps!

Miss Elizabeth started taking a few solo steps today! Here is a short video.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Tubes!


Elizabeth's surgery went great this morning. We were in and out in no time at all. The ENT doctor said that Elizabeth's ear infection had cleared, but there was a bit of fluid left behind in both ears, so she was able to drain it before placing the tubes.

Elizabeth has been very out of sorts since the tubes went in- very cranky and tired. She is taking her second nap of the day and we're hoping she will feel better after she wakes up. Ear ears are draining blood from the incisions the doctor made, but that should be gone within a few days. We have to give her antibiotic ear drops for the next seven days. After that, she should be good to go!

Here are two pictures taken yesterday (she is not in the mood to be photographed today).

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Sunday, April 25, 2010

Monday, April 19, 2010

ENT Appointment


We had an appointment with the ENT today. Here is a picture of Elizabeth in the waiting room.

Long story short...okay, I cannot do a long story short. Elizabeth's ears have not cleared from the last round of infections. Her right is still infected, left is full of fluid. This makes 7 infections in the past year. The poor girl! The ENT has changed her antibiotics and recommended tubes. We will go for the outpatient surgery on April 27. General anesthesia is required but Elizabeth should be fine within a few hours of the procedure. We have faith that this will help her to finally feel better.
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