Landon was so brave. We played in the waiting room, met the anesthesiologist, and said hi to his doctor and then they took him down the hall for a little nap.
The surgery went well. His ears weren't as yucky as Ethan's but I think we did them sooner than his brother. He was not happy in the recovery area so I just held him, snuggled with his blankie, and sang songs. By the time our mandatory half an hour rolled around we were both ready to get home.
By the afternoon he was back to his normal self. Playing catch with a ball, and eating snacks on the recliner. He was so brave and I am so grateful to the wonderful Doctors in our area.
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Goodbye ear infections!
Hooray for healthy babies! I'm so glad it went well and that he recovered so quickly. He is so cute in those flannel jammies. :)
Yea! Now he can be his happy self even more of the time. Can't hardly imagine he could smile and laugh even more...but I bet he will.
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