Nora has googly eyes
December 10, 2007Technically, she has congenital nystagmus, which is already fading away. But it’s good to know the prognosis and that there are treatments if it persists; for now, we just let ‘em wiggle. It may well be a contributing factor to her late walking, which very likely affected her late talking, which may… oh what the hell.
I don’t give a rat’s ass about any of that any more. Because today, before it was ruled out, I heard the words “possible brain tumor or lesion” in relation to my daughter’s health. And I am different now.
Holy crap! I’m sorry you had to suffer through the “possibilities” before finding out the truth. Talk about a nailbiter!
Happy for you.
I’m very happy for you that you now know what the problem is and can start treatments. Very good indeed.
Jeff
Doctors do that on purpose, I’m convinced. It’s a rotten thing to do. I’m sure our valedictorian and Susan are excluded from this group of fear mongers.
Where are you? I just posted something about Dog on my blog. Hope you’ve been well.
hellooooooooooo? helloooooooooooooo? where are you? I miss you. Is everything alright?
Hello? Also missing you over here in Oregon – hope all is well, and that you are just in a present-wrapping frenzy! (As I am . . .)