We had a great spring break in Utah. Rachel had diabetes clinic at Primary Children's last Wednesday and then we headed down to Moab with my parents for some hiking. I'll post pictures later...
Rachel had an awesome clinic visit. Her A1c was 6.8 which means nothing to anyone but us and it is EXCELLENT! The goal for kids her age is 7.4 and that is a challenge, to get below 7.4 is REMARKABLE so we were so thrilled that she is doing so well--it is a lot of work, but she's worth it!
My dad gave Rachel his dad's (her great-grandfather's) insulin holder which is fun for her to have. Hopefully there won't be anyone else to pass it on to!
A couple more pictures I've been meaning to post...
This is me shredding the information about preschool sign-ups for next year because...SETH'S IN KINDERGARTEN BABY!!! No more tuition!!! or carpooling!!!
Lastly...I don't know if he's onto something, but Jonah has made himself a panic room in the play room... In the unlikely event of a disaster the rest of us will be in the coat closet where all the emergency supplies are.
5 comments:
I love that you didn't just throw away the preschool papers, but you had to shred them. Hilarious! I got rid of mine too, but only because I don't want to pay for it! Not the same I guess...
What I most curious about is how in the world do you have an empty closet? Can you come organize my house?
I'm loving that super strong lego wall. :o) Seriously, SETH in kindergarden!? He will be totally bored since he's known his alphabet since he was like 9 months old! LOL. Just kidding. Hugs to you!
I love kindergarten! It saved my life a while back...
Just checking in and saying hello! Hello Hansen family!
Kindergarten!! Yippeeeeeee. Is it a half day or full day? I think I remember it being a half day. Well, better than nothing :) That is a super lego wall, way to go protecting Jonah :)
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