16 Feb February 16th 2010
We started Chinese New Year out with a bang by paying a visit to Makoa’s Pediatric Endocrinologist. Her office is very close to my work, in fact, I was able to walk and drop off paperwork to her last week. We drove down there on Monday with Makoa and spent a good hour talking with her about the other kids she is treating as well as what suggestions she has for us regarding treatment. In consulting with Dr. Jain (our Endocrinologist) and Dr. Miller (PWS expert if Florida), we’ve established a course of action that we all feel will give Makoa the best chance for a normal life.
We definitely have the ball rolling in terms of treatment for him. We’ve already had a visit from the case worker and physical therapist who both evaluated Makoa. We continue to have our weekly appointments with our Pediatrician and I’m happy to report that Makoa is up to 6lbs 12oz. We’ve been given instructions to make sure there is lots of stimulation around him which is obviously not a problem in this house.
Yes, Makoa is actually in the swing. Between Sammy and Nainoa, there is no shortage of noise and stimulation for the little man.
He’s looking great!
The Kalama Ohana
Posted at 22:09h, 16 FebruaryHIllarrioouussss!!! No lack of stimulation in that house for sure! Thanks for keeping us posted…really appreciate it. May the Lord continue to bless you all!
aimee
Posted at 13:36h, 17 FebruaryThank you for a great way to bring a HUGE grin to my face!! Sammy and Noah are wonderful entertainers. I am sure that Baby Makoa will get plenty of stimulation!! Hugs,
The Kielborns
Allison and Phil
Posted at 15:31h, 17 FebruaryThat video was hilarious…Makoa will not be short of entertainment in the Breeden home. So happy you are all home together and Makoa is looking very handsome these days:)
Allison
BOB AND MIKIE
Posted at 17:31h, 17 Februaryi will never think of that song again the same.. So precious… love those kids to bits.. smoochies to you all, mikie