Every once in a while, Anthony would open his toy drawer and crawl right in. :)
Happy at Nana's house.You can see Anthony's scar from heart surgery, plus you can see where his port is. The port is under what looks like a second nipple on the right side of his chest. The horizontal scar right above that is from when they put the port in.
While on Steroids, Anthony goes through bags and bags and bags of Cheetos and other chips, among other strong-flavored foods. He was known as the Cheeto Boy for quite some time, because we would bring Cheetos everywhere to keep him happy.
While on Steroids, Anthony goes through bags and bags and bags of Cheetos and other chips, among other strong-flavored foods. He was known as the Cheeto Boy for quite some time, because we would bring Cheetos everywhere to keep him happy.In the pictures below, you can see how he would get Daniel's attention in the van, receive a Cheeto, then happily enjoy it, right down to the orange Cheeto face.
Another favorite activity is emptying out the bottom of the stroller and diaper bag. I have to remember to zip my purse or Anthony will take things out one by one, or he'll just dump it all at once!
One time at physical therapy, I was showing his therapist his steroid belly. It is so amazing what different medicines do to a body.
One day during the summer, we met the older children at the Seattle Center Fountain, where they were enjoying a day of their summer camp.
Look at his smooth head!
Another one of those crummy days, where he needed to be inpatient to be stabilized.
Another favorite activity is emptying out the bottom of the stroller and diaper bag. I have to remember to zip my purse or Anthony will take things out one by one, or he'll just dump it all at once!
One time at physical therapy, I was showing his therapist his steroid belly. It is so amazing what different medicines do to a body.
One day during the summer, we met the older children at the Seattle Center Fountain, where they were enjoying a day of their summer camp.
Look at his smooth head!
Another one of those crummy days, where he needed to be inpatient to be stabilized.
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