Finally some good news
WE CAN SLEEP IN OUR OWN HOUSE.
The CPS case worker called this week to let us know that Weldon and I passed our Psych. Evaluation. She told us that the Psychologists were at the same place that CPS is at and that they don't have any real concerns right now. So we are now able to sleep at home and we can take Sebastian to the Doctor's offices and appointments without supervision. This is great because it means that we don't have to load up the whole family and drive over to the Children's Hospital 3 times a week so that Sebastian can do his therapy sessions. It means that Austin and Rachel don't have to entertain themselves in a waiting room for an hour everytime we go to the Hospital.
We still have to have someone with us at all times and they've asked that we not do anything else unsupervised. It's a step and hopefully we will soon be able to get back to normal.
And to add to the good news, Sebastian just continues to show these doctor's up. His Occupational Therapy has been reduced to once a month. His Speech Therapy is on schedule to be completed by the end of September. The Physical Therapist is hoping to drop his sessions to twice a month but that won't start until after we determine what is going to be done with the fluid build up in Sebastian's brain.
All in all it has been a great week and a great way to celebrate the Twins' First Birthday.
The CPS case worker called this week to let us know that Weldon and I passed our Psych. Evaluation. She told us that the Psychologists were at the same place that CPS is at and that they don't have any real concerns right now. So we are now able to sleep at home and we can take Sebastian to the Doctor's offices and appointments without supervision. This is great because it means that we don't have to load up the whole family and drive over to the Children's Hospital 3 times a week so that Sebastian can do his therapy sessions. It means that Austin and Rachel don't have to entertain themselves in a waiting room for an hour everytime we go to the Hospital.
We still have to have someone with us at all times and they've asked that we not do anything else unsupervised. It's a step and hopefully we will soon be able to get back to normal.
And to add to the good news, Sebastian just continues to show these doctor's up. His Occupational Therapy has been reduced to once a month. His Speech Therapy is on schedule to be completed by the end of September. The Physical Therapist is hoping to drop his sessions to twice a month but that won't start until after we determine what is going to be done with the fluid build up in Sebastian's brain.
All in all it has been a great week and a great way to celebrate the Twins' First Birthday.
posted by Weldon & Martinique at 10:34 PM
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