Drum Roll Please!! (No, not a heart)

We will start off with the good news.  Lindsey's biopsy results were a ZERO!! Another one for her in the books.  She will have clinic in 3 months then repeat the biopsy in 6 months.  She is very solid in her treatment.  Everything seems to look very good and stable (we could use some of that right now).

Jason left to go back to Oregon today to get some work done and prepare for tax season.  This is going to force us all to step up our game a little.  Sierra will drive her and Megan to early morning seminary at 6:40.  They will then drive back to the RMH and ride their bikes to school, so I have the car if I need it. We only live a mile from their school.  This will not be that difficult for them.  Jason has been riding his bike with Lindsey to school so that she knows what route to take.  Today was the first day that she had to ride home by herself, all the way.  I was nervous for a little bit when she called to ask me what street she was supposed to turn on.  However, she made it home just fine.  I will continue to put Hunter on the bus and be there when he gets off.  I also go with Gage to the hospital school and sit with him there. At least this is our plan for now.  We will see how this goes. As long as no clinics or physical therapy is scheduled in the afternoons or early mornings, all should be well. It will be nice to get enough of a routine down, that it can take the stress off of Jason feeling like he has to be here.  We will miss him, but we also have a mortgage we must pay.

Tonight, Megan had a scrimmage against a private school called Pinewood.  She was really nervous for this game and was sure they would be blown out of the water.  Lets just say, it was a very intense 4th quarter, but we won by 5 points.  Megan ended up making a couple 3 point shots and 3-4 2 point shots. They fell asleep a little bit in the 3rd quarter but made a great come back.  She was really excited. After Megan's game, we went to Hunter's cub scout pack meeting. This is where he presented the cake that he and Jason made.  They did a cake walk at the end and everyone went home with a cake other than the one they brought.  He thought it was great!

Gage has clinic tomorrow.  We'll see how everything looks.  He has thrown up twice today.  Once this morning just after taking his medicine.  Then again this evening when he was taking his medicine.  With this feeding tube sitting in the back of his throat, he tends to gag a little easier, especially when taking his pills.  Once the gag reflex starts, there is no stopping.  Other than that, he has been acting great and appears to be very stable. We will see if the doctors think the same thing tomorrow.