Another Crazy Week

We welcomed March in with another couple inches of snow. Hopefully with March coming in like a lion it will go out like a lamb! It's supposed to be in the low to mid 60s this weekend so I'm hopeful.

Jack got let out of school early on Tuesday due to the snow and immediately headed outside to play with his soldiers.

Ethan is finally feeling better and I'm back to my nesting stage, getting the house in order and ready for baby Wyatt to arrive. Now we just have to deal with Jason and his uncertain future.

He finally spoke to the surgeon in Atlanta, who told him he had the knee of a 67 year old! He was hopeful that Jason could be fixed and return to his training, but didn't know if it was going to be an 8 week or 8 month healing process (depends on exactly what kind of surgery is needed).

Then today he spoke to the military surgeon PA and was told the knee was pretty bad and he didn't think Jason would be able to continue on with his training but couldn't say for sure until the surgeon took a look at it. So now we wait until April 2nd for that appointment. In the meantime, Jason has another appointment to see the neck surgeon to deal with the bulging disc's in his back in mid-March. Through all this we are remaining positive and hopeful that he will be able to return to fulfilling his dream!

We finally got the last piece of furniture we ordered back in December delivered this week and we all love the ottoman. The boys have especially been having fun playing on it.

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Having a Great Visit with Aunt Delly

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