Sunday, May 24, 2009

Conner






I realize I don't post alot of Conner on here, so, I took a few pix of him in his new glasses. Turns out he's got his mothers eyes:) Yep, my son has one eye better than the other. And he did so much better at this eye appt than his last one. I was listening to him, and i realized he couldn't see very well out of his left eye. Now, I'm all worried that his eyes are going to be worse than mine when he gets older. If thats even possible. Here's hoping that his eyes will slow down on the downhill progression now that he has glasses he can see out of. Here are the pix of Conner in his new glasses, and to make up for the last post, here's chelsea with her hair done. Yep, I actually did her hair. She definately looks better now.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hi from Germany,

I found your blog by chance.

My son, Fabian, age 10, is wheelchair bound since he fell from a tree two years ago.

It was a very hard time for all of us after Fabians accident. The moment when the doctor told us, that Fabian is paralyzed and the moment when we must told him that he never walk again, was so terrible. Especially terrible was the day, when Fabian got his first wheelchair. I still cry when I saw him sitting in his wheelchair at the first time.

But Fabian is so brave! I am so proud of him.

Since his accident Fabian visits a school for special needs kids. All other kids in his class are disabled, too. The most kids must use a wheelchair, tree kids can walk with a walker / quad canes.

Every Saturday Fabian visits a sport group for children in wheelchairs. Two hours they play together in their wheelchairs. It is so funny for the kids.

Two month ago he got a new “Spidermann”-wheelchair.

If you are interest I will send you some photos of him in his new wheelchair.

I will be glad about a short answer mail.

Best wishes Katja
(Katja.Kretzler@web.de)

Tisha said...

I love Conner's glasses. He looks so sophisticated. I assume at some point I'll be required to cut Tia's hair too. Someday. Maybe. We'll see.