That is the word that I just love saying! We are home!! We made it home on Saturday afternoon. Sorry it took me so long to update. We have been getting adjusted. You can tell Hunter's agitation has decreased now that we are home. Hunter is not quite ready to wear his hearing aids when his brothers are around, I think that is a little too much noise yet for him. Monday and Tuesday Hunter and I spent hanging out, it was very very nice.
Yesterday was my first day back to work, and it was great to have that sense of normalcy. It was so nice to see everyone! I am so lucky to work for such a great Company, and work with such loving and caring people. I am truly blessed.
To all our friends in Milwaukee, I promise I will get some updated pictures posted. Of course we are going to have to post some pictures of Hunter and some of his wonderful new friends. Watch out nurses : ) We miss you all in Milwaukee, make sure to tell everyone Hunter says hi and that he is doing wonderful.
We continue to take life day by day. We continue to pray for Hunters continued recovery. We are so blessed and so proud of our little man.
Thank you again for all the love and support.
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Our Family
- Leah Woldt
- My husband and I have been married for 8 years, and have been blessed with 3 wonderful boys. Hunter 6, Hayden 4, and Harrison 11mnths. Hunter was born with multiple disabiities. He has microcephaly due to extreme hydrocephlous that started 5 mnths invetro. He is cordically deaf\blind, has bilateral vocal cord paralysis which is why he is trached. He has hirsch sprungs and is also tube fed. Hunter functions cognitively between 3 -6 mnths, but is an extreme stud. Hayden and Harrison are both healthy fun loving brothers that continue to grow and show us how compassionate and loving they are. All our boys are truly special and continue to bless our family each and every day.
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