The last week

After an hour and a half of being discharged from the hospital, I had a reaction to the what we think was a pertussis shot that they gave me. So for the next 2 and a half days I would shiver uncontrollably for 45 min to an hour and then spike a fever of around 103 F. After a few more hours I would finally break the fever, and feel ok. Then it would start again. We spent 4 hrs at the emergency room at 3:30 am on Sunday. They did blood work and ruled out an infection. Monday I went to the Dr. and they checked again for an infection. Could not find anything. They cultured my urine to make sure it wasn't a bladder infection and started me on antibiotic just incase. We haven't heard for sure whether it was or not. However, the Dr. was stumped and assumed it was probably a reaction to the shot. Thank goodness that was my last reaction and I have continued to feel better and better. My mom arrived Monday and has been the biggest help.

I have to say that I have the most amazing husband. For those two and a half days he pretty much had both boys, the house, and feeding and caring for us all. He missed sleep every night with me and some how managed to wake up and chase a two year old and help with a new born. He never once complained and was always there for us. I feel so lucky to have him as my husband and the boys dad.
We were so grateful for those who brought meals to help with that burden.

Ty sleeping in his swing
Grant shared all his blankets and bear with Ty and then cuddled with him. What a cute brother!!

Grant loves it when Ty's eyes are open he gets so excited!

If you were wondering who Ty looks like check out Grant's baby picture.

GRANT A FEW DAYS OLD

TYSON A FEW DAYS OLD

Matt had a white coat ceremony on Saturday. It's a ceremony where they give them their white coats to welcome them into the clinic. (Even though they've been in the clinic all summer)

Dave, Matt, Mike, and Chris

My cute husband with his white coat. What an exciting step in our life!! He's half way through dental school. YAH