So, it is very hard to remember to post a blog more often. However, it is very enjoyable knowing that your friends and family are out there reading what is happening in sunny South Carolina. Over the weekend, Colin had is final basketball games. His team won on Friday night so bright and early Saturday morning we had to go back for another game. We have never been more proud of him than during that game. He scored the first 6 points of the game and tied it up with 6 seconds left on the clock at the end of the first quarter. He played an amazing game!! Saturday night we visited Tara's and ate dinner with her neighborhood to celebrate some birthdays. Sunday we headed to Charlotte for a Spring Home & Garden show. It was a very nice event, however next year............NO KIDS!! Even though we need to remember that next year they will all be a year older. Oh well, it really was a neat event.
Caden had an appointment with the Gastro. doctor yesterday and it went well. I still don't feel as if we have answers, but I guess that we will just deal with it until he gets older. They are running a few more tests on him to rule out some other possibilities. As for now though, the doctor assumes he has Chronic Nonspecific Diarrhea (CND). Which is exactly what it sounds like, chronic diarrhea with no specific cause. It usually starts at age 9 months and can last until 3 1/2 years of age. So, if the other tests don't show any other problems, then CND it is.
Well, Rob and I were talking and it came to our attention that tonight, Tuesday, is the first night in at least 2 months that we don't have any activities to participate in. We are overjoyed!!! (To say the least) I think I might celebrate with a nice big meal for the family. It has been awhile since we've had one of those, too!
'Til next time..........
Caden had an appointment with the Gastro. doctor yesterday and it went well. I still don't feel as if we have answers, but I guess that we will just deal with it until he gets older. They are running a few more tests on him to rule out some other possibilities. As for now though, the doctor assumes he has Chronic Nonspecific Diarrhea (CND). Which is exactly what it sounds like, chronic diarrhea with no specific cause. It usually starts at age 9 months and can last until 3 1/2 years of age. So, if the other tests don't show any other problems, then CND it is.
Well, Rob and I were talking and it came to our attention that tonight, Tuesday, is the first night in at least 2 months that we don't have any activities to participate in. We are overjoyed!!! (To say the least) I think I might celebrate with a nice big meal for the family. It has been awhile since we've had one of those, too!
'Til next time..........
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