P's 2 year wbv

The Public Health Nurse came by and gave P his 2 year checkup. From
what she said, he's above average on drawing, speaking and doing
stuff...he's putting together sentences (his latest was "bad boy draw on
wall"), drawing circles with good control, and is doing well overall.

And still nursed 4x a day :-).

The bad news...he and I were in the park this morning, giving hubby some
Him time, and as I lifted him into one of the baby swings, my back did
its "thing" again. So I'm sitting here, heating pad on my back, and not
able to do much. Worse than the time 2 weeks ago. A friend who's dad
is a doc is going to get me a scrip for an MRI, just to know what is
going on. Argh.
--
"In Finnegans Wake, he just made up words.
Now that's just not sporting!"
...A friend on James Joyce

"Elana Kehoe" wrote in message ...

The Public Health Nurse came by and gave P his 2 year checkup. From
what she said, he's above average on drawing, speaking and doing
stuff...he's putting together sentences (his latest was "bad boy draw on
wall"), drawing circles with good control, and is doing well overall.

And still nursed 4x a day :-).

Aw sweet. It's nice when they are doing so well.
My 2yr old Joey can only say 4 words. But he is improving all the time.

The bad news...he and I were in the park this morning, giving hubby some
Him time, and as I lifted him into one of the baby swings, my back did
its "thing" again. So I'm sitting here, heating pad on my back, and not
able to do much. Worse than the time 2 weeks ago. A friend who's dad
is a doc is going to get me a scrip for an MRI, just to know what is
going on. Argh.
--
"In Finnegans Wake, he just made up words.
Now that's just not sporting!"
..A friend on James Joyce

I hope you feel better soon, that sucks.

--
Andrea mom of 5 - latest addition Kamron David 7 months still nursing strong
with 4 teeth!

A black crow stole my soul, and now I want it back. (For those with PPD).

"Elana Kehoe" wrote in message
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The Public Health Nurse came by and gave P his 2 year checkup. From
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Yay for P.

Him time, and as I lifted him into one of the baby swings, my back did

Look after that back. DH was used to doing great big stretches and a nice
big primeval scream at the same time. One morning he did this, and now 10+
years later, he still has to be careful with anything that involves any
weight pushing down on his spine, because the results ain't pretty.
{{{E}}}
Marc

Andrea wrote:

Aw sweet. It's nice when they are doing so well.
My 2yr old Joey can only say 4 words. But he is improving all the time.

Hehehe..I'd almost take that instead! :-) He's such a chatterbox that
sometimes I want to say "Just be quiet for FIVE minutes!!!!" :-)

I hope you feel better soon, that sucks.

Totally sucks. Feels better already, but I have to remember to not do
anything serious today or I'll be in bed for a week! Argh. I hate
feeling useless.
--
"In Finnegans Wake, he just made up words.
Now that's just not sporting!"
...A friend on James Joyce

Marc wrote:

Look after that back. DH was used to doing great big stretches and a nice
big primeval scream at the same time. One morning he did this, and now 10+
years later, he still has to be careful with anything that involves any
weight pushing down on his spine, because the results ain't pretty.

Thanks :-). I have a friend with a bad back, and he's making me not do
anything (along with a Hubby who says the same thing). I'm really
scared by this. I'm a bit of a tomboy who lifts everything and hates it
when men dismiss me cause I can't possibly know about building anything
or lifting anything. Now I have to be a *girl*! Waaahhh! :-)
--
"In Finnegans Wake, he just made up words.
Now that's just not sporting!"
...A friend on James Joyce

toto wrote:

On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 09:59:42 +0000, (Elana Kehoe) wrote:

I'm a bit of a tomboy who lifts everything and hates it
when men dismiss me cause I can't possibly know about building anything
or lifting anything. Now I have to be a *girl*! Waaahhh! :-)

No, you don't, but learn how to lift properly using your knees and
legs instead of your back

The worst part is that I was on the last time. I made sure to use my
knees. But I guess there was one little bit that I didn't, and that's
why I still have a heating pad on my back. sigh
--
"In Finnegans Wake, he just made up words.
Now that's just not sporting!"
...A friend on James Joyce

toto wrote:

Back problems are the pits. It's hard when you can't pick up your
child. I have a similar problem with my gd and she is younger and
lighter than P. If I hold her too long, my back just can't take it
unless I am sitting down and she is not much on sitting with anyone.

Thankfully, P is into climbing up on us, so it's not too bad. But
getting into the car seat is out for me, so DH is taking him to
playgroup today, I think.
--
"In Finnegans Wake, he just made up words.
Now that's just not sporting!"
...A friend on James Joyce