We lived in the guestrooms at the hospital for the first month after Logey's transplant since we had visits to the hopsital 3 times a week and we live 3 hours away. The Drs don't like them to be too far away so quickly after transplant. Vidal was with us for the first week and then had to go back home and back to work. We were so sad to see him go but we got through it okay. Our days mostly revolved around Logey's dr appts and also going to the cafeteria for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. On week 3 we ALL caught the flu. That was definitely interesting. It was our first case ever, for me, at least as far as I can remember back. I do have to say, Thank God for Tamiflu! Though Logey more than likely had the flu as per his WBC count, he was asymptomatic. YAY Logey! I know for sure God is looking out for him. 
Logey hamming it up.
My 3 boys "in time out." They look really upset about it, don't they? When ever the bigger boys have to go to time out, Logey goes too, and so we all end of laughing our rear ends off.
Logey has decided that baths are evil. If you even mention the dreaded "b" word he disolves into tears. Poor little one.
Pleading with me to never give him another bath again.
Logey in his cute little scrubs from either Miss Julie or Nana. They both got him a pair, thankfully in different sizes. And I do say, he wears them both ALL the time. They are so comfy for him.
Logey hamming it up.
My 3 boys "in time out." They look really upset about it, don't they? When ever the bigger boys have to go to time out, Logey goes too, and so we all end of laughing our rear ends off.
Logey has decided that baths are evil. If you even mention the dreaded "b" word he disolves into tears. Poor little one.
Pleading with me to never give him another bath again.
Logey in his cute little scrubs from either Miss Julie or Nana. They both got him a pair, thankfully in different sizes. And I do say, he wears them both ALL the time. They are so comfy for him.
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