This was how Landon felt this morning when it was time to wake up. It was a long first night. We were delirious. My husband and I were giggling at 3am as we tried to fall back to sleep. I guess we we just too tired we began to become silly when we realized we made a correction to his blood sugar when we were suppose to just record it. After doing something one way for over 3 years, it's so hard to stop. Especially, to leave your son with a high blood sugar and not give a correction. We kept waking up and checking his sugar. We kept using the bathroom and not realizing we were entering the blood sugar along with a correction. The light was blue, we were half asleep and we hit enter. Oops... I guess we are allowed to make mistakes as parents. We are programmed to correct our sons highs. So as we lay in bed at 3 am, we giggled as I made the mistake first at midnight, and he did it right after me at 3am. Pre-programmed parents of a type1 diabetic.
Tonight we have a better plan. We know not to hit the blue light! Just enter and go back to bed. Tomorrow I will fax the numbers off to Children's Hospital so they can make the proper corrections. So our alarms are set for the night.
Daniel did have an appointment today for his check-up for his Asthma and received his T-Dap shot for Jr high and his tb skin test for Diabetes camp. Poor kid has so much going on at one time. He's got a busy few weeks with 6th grade graduation coming up. I'm so proud of him and I can't believe he will be in Jr. high.
My sweet little boys always stuck together. They sleep together, play together, shower together, true brothers. Landon adores his big brother so much. This bond is amazing. I am blessed to have my infertility baby. He's been a blessing.
Watching Daniel get his TB test. Landon said wow a bubble.
Daniel says this shot makes his arm really sore. Even with all the shots his poor body takes, this T-Dap has his arm really sore.
My poor boy. What a day. Let's hope he has a good nights sleep. I can't wait to see him smile again. I hate seeing him tired and stressed. He's going through a lot right now. He's a trouper. I'm proud of him every single day!
My precious Daniel will always be this sweet little angel in my eyes. This little three year old stole my heart and was attached to Mama as much as he is now. I remember this day at Santa Monica Pier like it was yesterday. Diabetes free! Life might be different now, but he's still the same little boy in my eyes!
Praying for a good night tonight!
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