Lexxi is doing wonderful, and just joined the marimba ensemble, which is a music group that meets before school hours. She'll get to explore playing lots of fun instruments, including the xylophone and drums.
I'm happy (so happy) to report that Levi had one last bad day, but is now successfully getting on the bus every morning, and doing so good.
Briah's getting on a good routine with her work every day, and has the added benefit of (her extremely brilliant) Uncle John tutoring her in math right now. Thanks John!
The house is pretty quiet with just these two and Bri home all morning now. Though they seem to be working on ways to make up for the decreased noise and messes...
Briah's getting on a good routine with her work every day, and has the added benefit of (her extremely brilliant) Uncle John tutoring her in math right now. Thanks John!
The house is pretty quiet with just these two and Bri home all morning now. Though they seem to be working on ways to make up for the decreased noise and messes...
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That is screwed up what the doctor told you twice now with different nieces they ended up in the hospital with high fevers and the hospital kept them until the fevers had broken and were under control.If in doubt try to get a second opinion. One of my nieces a long time ago had a fever of over 103 and they kept her a couple of days at Deaconess for observation and until the fever could get under control and with Lexus that happened once when they were in Seattle and luckily they were able to get it under control with the help of the ER. Gwynne was told one of the dangers of a high fever is dehydration among other things. Trust your mom instincts they are strong and you will do just fine. I'm sorry you all have been sick but I am glad that school is going much better.
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