July, Part IV

July 17th, the Pods showed up this day… I mostly took this picture to track the numbers in the corner in case they were lost. You see, the company picks them up and plops them in a warehouse full of Pods. The idea of losing our stuff in a warehouse somewhere concerned me. See this image larger.

On July 20th and 22nd Nina had physical therapy, and Melissa went both times. Melissa has gone every time, and I’ve really only gone twice. She’s an awesome mommy.

Also on July 22nd, Nina went in for the Cystic Fibrosis test, and also had a CT scan for Choanal Atresia, which was confirmed at that time. “Radiologist said he got good images.” Yeah, well, we’ll talk about that again soon.

On July 23rd, we received the result that Nina tested negative for Cystic Fibrosis. She was fine! 🙂

July 24th and things started to get down-to-the-wire for moving. Here Ian helped me out with a box full of stuff! If I remember correctly Grampa Dave and Grandma Marcia helped us with some packing around this time and we moved mountains I didn’t think were possible to move. (I’m looking at you, elliptical exercise machine.) The basement was pretty much emptied, but there was a long haul ahead of us. See this image larger.

It was also fun when Ian helped me load some items into the Pods. Here you can see he carried chalk, a boat, and a few other toys into the Pod all by himself! 🙂 See this image larger.

July 26th, it is a credit to the expert packers (mostly Grampa Dave and I) that we got away with hardly any casualties in the move. This shows an example of the Pod I was most proud of. Ian’s turtle sandbox made up the keystone. See this image larger.

July 27th, Mommy went to another PT session with Nina.

July 28th the ENT called to let us know that the CT scan had arrived and that we should come in to talk about the results. I believe it was at this time that Melissa asked if the scans showed anything else to worry about. The answer at that time was no. And at that time… the answer was wrong.