She has obviously not been immunized on the same schedule we use in the States, which could pose a problem for us registering her for school. She had three shots at her last visit, went back two weeks later for her varicella shot, and had four shots yesterday. She'll go back in a month for three more. If I had to get four shots, I think I would punch someone. Katie was more mad about being held down than anything. When the nurse was done, Katie popped up into my arms for a snuggle, looked at her legs and said, "Boo boo? Boo boo?" then shook her fist at the nurse.
She's also doing SO well with her glasses! It's been a much, much easier process than I anticipated. She pretty much wears them all day now, with no strap. I guess being able to actually see was enough motivation for her to keep them on. I anticipated starting with 5 minutes at a time, and she'll wear them for hours without a problem. She's only thrown them in the trash once....
Next up this week? A speech therapy evaluation and a physical therapy evaluation.
OH wow... sweet punkin. My Shawnie had to get his 5 year immunizations last week (4 at a time) plus also a blood draw to check his thyroid and test for Celiac. Of course he bawled all the way through the shots... but when it was over he was thanking the nurses and our doctor and giving them little hugs and pats... so sweet!!! Also - he may be getting glasses in the very near future... ? I can't wait to meet your sweet girl and the rest of your family!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYAY for Katie! Thankful to hear that she keeps her glasses on!
ReplyDeleteAre you sending her to Kindergarten in the fall?
Great news about the glasses! I've enjoyed watching your journey!
ReplyDeleteShe is such a good girl keeping her glasses on, not to mention getting all those shots!
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