My Dad nicknamed Easton "Wheezy" a little over a year ago (when he wheezed for 6 weeks straight). Well, 1 year and 3 months have passed with no wheezing... until now. It was such a worry of ours then, and we've been blessed to not have any problems for such a long time. We just got done with a couple weeks of breathing treatments. But, he is feeling good again. I was just uploading pictures from my camera onto the computer and I came across these. They touched my heart and so I decided to post them. We all worked hard to entertain Easton during treatments so that he would sit still. Lots of time was spent reading books to him, singing primary songs, and playing games that would keep him still. These are just a couple sweet family moments captured.
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I am glad Easton is doing better. You hvae a very seet family. Thanks for all your help this week. It means alot to me to have such great friends willing to help.
I'm glad little E(that's what I'm calling him now ;)) is feeling better it's so hard when your baby doesn't feel well, not to mention scarey. Also, I love all the updates to your blog. They look really great!
Okay, I just started crying, I know...WIMP! That makes me so sad to see him with that mask on his face. He is such a little guy and I just wish I could cuddle him while he gets his treatment. That would be so hard to keep him preoccupied and your family did such a great job. I miss you guys.
Oh Jaimie, those pictures are so sad... poor baby! I cant imagine how hard it was to keep him occupied for the whole treatment time.
Easton is so sweet and so are Dallon and Dawson to take such good care of him!
I LOVE your new blog-look too by the way and especially the top pic of the boys walking!!!
Poor Easton. I am so very glad that he is feeling better now. I am hoping this is something that he will outgrow.
Poor kid. Wheezing is no fun for everyone involved!
I'm glad that he is feeling better. I can't believe that he keeps the mask on his face at all. I have to use my arms and legs to hold Ben still for long enough to do a breathing treatment and he usually screams the whole time.
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