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Comin' back together
Aug. 28th, 2007 09:06 pmPoor Sam, he's teething AND reeling from his shots. He's all dazed and cranky and has a slight fever. But at least he's sleeping a lot. ;) By the way, officially at 4 1/2 months he is 15 lbs 2 oz and 25 in long. He's PRACTICING sitting but is by no means an expert at it yet, and I swear he blew me a kiss today, and that's his update.
I on the other hand have successfully typed up an outline for the One Book Manual that is decent enough for Lois to take to her meeting next week. Decent enough, though I AM a little grouchy because I just KNOW there was stuff I had before that I forget now. But anyhoo. I typed it in my email and emailed it to myself for printing elsewhere, if you wondered.
Yesterday I thought I must be cursed or something, because first I thought I broke my sewing machine (actually I'd just threaded it wrong), then I thought I broke JASON'S computer (actually the monitor cord was loose). All is well now I think.
BUT I did go to physical therapy for the first time (yesterday), and that was great because the therapist was the first person to figure out what's wrong with my back and actually sound like she knows what she's talking about! What a relief to know I'm not actually being eaten from within by an undetectible-by-modern-medicine virus! No, it's just the scoliosis-that-the-school-nurse-told-me-with-disconcerting-seriousness-back-in-8th-or-9th-grade-was-not-currently-dangerous-or-anything-but-might-cause-me-problems-down-the-road-and-I-ought-to-be-aware-of-it having finally gotten down the road to the intersection of Giving Birth, so the combination of hormonally-softened ligaments and overstretched ab muscles on an already unstable support results in, well, the exact symptoms I've been having off and on since December. So that doesn't FIX anything but it's good to know. And I get physical therapy for it, so maybe that WILL fix things.
And that's all I have as an update right now. But here's a survey I got off![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
iamdamanda and managed of course to throw extra stuff into because I'm ornery:
( how have you changed? )
I on the other hand have successfully typed up an outline for the One Book Manual that is decent enough for Lois to take to her meeting next week. Decent enough, though I AM a little grouchy because I just KNOW there was stuff I had before that I forget now. But anyhoo. I typed it in my email and emailed it to myself for printing elsewhere, if you wondered.
Yesterday I thought I must be cursed or something, because first I thought I broke my sewing machine (actually I'd just threaded it wrong), then I thought I broke JASON'S computer (actually the monitor cord was loose). All is well now I think.
BUT I did go to physical therapy for the first time (yesterday), and that was great because the therapist was the first person to figure out what's wrong with my back and actually sound like she knows what she's talking about! What a relief to know I'm not actually being eaten from within by an undetectible-by-modern-medicine virus! No, it's just the scoliosis-that-the-school-nurse-told-me-with-disconcerting-seriousness-back-in-8th-or-9th-grade-was-not-currently-dangerous-or-anything-but-might-cause-me-problems-down-the-road-and-I-ought-to-be-aware-of-it having finally gotten down the road to the intersection of Giving Birth, so the combination of hormonally-softened ligaments and overstretched ab muscles on an already unstable support results in, well, the exact symptoms I've been having off and on since December. So that doesn't FIX anything but it's good to know. And I get physical therapy for it, so maybe that WILL fix things.
And that's all I have as an update right now. But here's a survey I got off
iamdamanda and managed of course to throw extra stuff into because I'm ornery: ( how have you changed? )
