It's been too long...

I am making a comeback... it has been too long between drinks.

We have been home since 6 January 2013 (only with one hospital admission for surgery within that time).  It is amazing, 'normal feeling' and lovely to finally have my three babies at home with us.  I now have three washing piles, three washing baskets and three beds to make.

Little one is coming along beautifully and has a funky vpap machine (variable positive airway pressure... similar to cpap/bipap) that I think I am contributing much of his growth too... not that I am going to admit it to our respiratory doctors just yet, as I was very adamant that I didn't want him to have it.  He is amazing and celebrated his second birthday last week - out of hospital this year!

So in love with our babes! And its so nice to be consistently at home in our own beds.

Two new family members

Rudy and Buck (even though you are girls) welcome to our family. Please grow to be fat podgy chickens that bless us with free range beauties each day. We promise to keep you well fed and watered and as you are already receiving, plenty of attention and cuddles.

Mid week day off

Possum proofing the vege patch. Very much the vege learners and have planted lettuce, tomatoes and cabbage. The mint grows even when our boys dig it up, so that is staying strong and absolutely thriving.

Early night for all x

Home again

We made it home again on Sunday morning.

The days have been beautiful August Brisbane days and the sunshine is amazing... It's so nice to be outside again.

With no central line, we have been able to bath him properly for the first time since last September and he even had his first shower! It took him a while to get used to and then his little face seemed so relaxed with the hot water on his back... First time for everything even though it's a little late. He is doing things his own way and I am slowly learning to think about new normals and milestones.

Very quiet day

Doing some quiet garden work (and of course creon - pancreatic enzymes). Big and medium ones are out with the handsome one for the afternoon while I get to keep the pain relief and sleep up to the little one.