Well I do, how could you miss him. He is screaming because it is "that" time of the night. That unholy time of the night where psyhco children roam the earth, with there heads rotating in circles and mouths spitting pea soup. Its "that" time of the night where absolutely nothing will suffice. You have to feel some sympathy for him. He is so laid back and content during the day that for one hour, us as parents, stand on our heads trying everything we can think of (which is hard with all that blood rushing to our brains) to pacify our child, and right now the winner is Baby Einstein DVD. I meant to buy the next one (hands and toes) off half.com, but all i can find is the 2004 version and i know they have a 2007 one. but i guess for $8 instead of $16, ill take the older one. He is sitting there calmly and content in his exersaucer smiling and laughing at the methodical ticking clock on the TV. Hell if i knew it was that easy to please him, I would have stood in the bathroom for an hour letting him stare at that one. How can a movie so simply made, entrace children for 29 min? Simply amazing.
Not to much went on today. We dropped Cade off at the CDC for the first time. Yes, I cried, Cade cried when we left and John yelled at me because he is a man and didn't want to show he was upset too, so I guess anger was his front. We went to lunch, but I was still upset about leaving Cade, crying and John yelling at me for crying that we really didn't enjoy it. And that was what it was about. I wanted to have a nice lunch with him, without Cade, just so we could enjoy each others company and not have to worry about entertaining him. I also wanted to drop him off now, with John because I know when John starts classes again, there will be times I need to go somewhere with out Cade and John isnt home to watch him. I wanted John there for support, but he was upset too, so it didn't help much. I cried almost the entire time we left him. Then when we went to pick him up, he was asleep in the stroller, huffing. They said he cried for 45 minutes! They said they didn't want to call because we said we would only be two hours. But then she said that he was asleep for 30 min. Which means he started crying an hour and 15 min before we came to get him. Which means he was only "ok" for 45 min (and that is if I did all my math right). They said they feed him a jar of food we brought (but we didn't bring the bottle because we knew he wouldn't need it). They told us we needed to bring the bottle next time because that is probably what he wanted. Well thanks for telling me about my child, but now he is throwing up the rest of the day major because he was over feed. We told him he has a stomach issue and feed him 10 min before we dropped him off. So there should have been no way he was really hungry. If you offer him food, he will take it, whether he was hungry or not. I am nervous about leaving him again. But I know I need to for my sake and his. He needs to learn to be happy and "ok" around other people that are not us. I know the grandparents out there reading this will be upset with us leaving him with strangers, but we do what we have to do in this remote part of AL. Trust me, when he is old enough, he will be mailed to you every spring break and summer vacation.
Not much else is going on. John starts his next three week class July 8th. Cade and I go to Birmingham on July 1st or 2nd. I am going to stay the night so I dont know if I am going to go up before his appt or stay after. I also talked with his ENT here and he is going to try to set up an appt for the ped. ENT there for the same day if possible. John called Monday and left a message with Cades ped gi to find out what is going on, on July 2nd. He left a voicemail and no one called today. I will have to have John call back tomorrow. I just want them to understand where we are coming from and going up there a few times a week for appts or tests is not really an option. Everything needs to be done in a timely manner.
Almost time for Cades bath.