Monday night's supper was a milestone: last keto meal, forever, we hope. Tuesday morning's breakfast was also significant: first non-keto meal in almost a year. We made pancakes for breakfast today (Tuesday), with peanut butter and fruit, since Micah is still supposed to avoid sugar for a few weeks. A fork wasn't fast enough for him to shovel it in, so he used both hands. Peanut-buttery hands and utensils and cup--delightful! There will certainly be adjustments, and it may not all be a smooth path to eating normally, but regular food, here we come!
We head to Children's Memorial in Chicago on Thursday for an overnight EEG (2pm Thurs to 7am Fri) and then an appointment with Micah's doctor on Friday morning. These EEGs are always exhausting for us all, so we'll be glad when it is over. At our doctor appointment, we hope to learn more about the schedule for testing and possible surgery. But we still won't know for a while whether or not surgery will be a good option.
Micah is loving life right now. His favorite things to do these days are sing and dance, play with playdough, read books, play with mama and daddy or friends, go to preschool, and now, EAT. We have enjoyed the few snowfalls we have had, but I'm tired of this rainy, foggy weather! It's nice to be able to go outside even in the winter, so I am hoping for more clear weather soon. And for no snow on Thursday and Friday when we are traveling to and from Chicago.
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Yeah, that is awesome news! I so could picture him shoveling his pancakes in! Blessings as you guys adjust to another "new!"
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