Sunday, February 15, 2009
A chilly Valentine's afternoon
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Thursday, August 30, 2007
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Tuesday, August 07, 2007
I'm a grownup!
Yup, I started my real-live job last week! Here's some photos to prove it.
The new sign
I got flowers from Mom and Dad on my first day at the office!
My new office.
Henry loves to cut the grass!
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Monday, July 30, 2007
What a mess!
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Saturday, June 23, 2007
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Thursday, June 14, 2007
Tuesday, May 29, 2007
Sunday, May 27, 2007
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Sunday, May 20, 2007
We found a house!
It's not our dream house, but probably our in-between house. I would link you to the listing, but it's not on the market yet. Well, it was technically listed at 7 pm on Friday, and we signed the contract at 3 o'clock Saturday. And of course we didn't take any pictures. But you'll get to see it soon enough. We're closing by June 23rd hopefully.
I did have very (okay, too) high hopes about an older home downtown that's being redone. Once we got there, though, we realized it was not at all what we want. Yes, it's old, but it's not in good shape, and the new kitchen and baths don't really fit with the feel of the house. Plus the wood siding is in awful shape. So the old house dreams go on the back burner for a while.
We hung out with Jacob and Kelly this weekend. Henry had a good time. I think there may be a resemblance:
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Thursday, May 17, 2007
Who needs two anyway?
Kidneys, that is. We finally know that Henry only has one.
In case you don't know the backstory, here's the catch-up: We've known that Henry's right kidney was atrophic (aka, tiny and underdeveloped) for a while. (I did have about 40 ultrasounds, you know.) At about 3 weeks of age we did a renal ultrasound, which confirmed a small right kidney that didn't look functional.
Today was the Mag-3 renal scan, which is a nuclear medicine study that can be used to evaluate kidney function. It showed what I was expecting, absolutely no function on the right side. Another renal ultrasound was also done, which showed that the right nubbin was smaller, but the left kidney is growing bigger than average to compensate. That's actually a good thing. His total renal function (measured by BUN and Creatinine blood tests) is also totally normal.
So what does this mean for Henry? Not a whole lot, except he needs to avoid NSAIDs (like Motrin or Aleve), he'll have yearly checkups on his blood pressure and probably repeat renal ultrasounds to check on the left kidney. And if he wants to play contact sports, he'll need a special super-expensive custom molded kidney protector. If only we didn't have that ultrasound in our office, we could have gone on blissfully ignorant of this. Lots of people walk around with one kidney their whole lives and never know it until they get radiologic studies for some other reason and happen to find it.
It certainly isn't keeping him from growing.
Sorry no pictures today, just talk.
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