The Amazing Twin Adventure

We made it through the day! It was busy, but not impossible by any means. The worst part was when we tried to go to the library. I got the kids all loaded up, got to the library, got them out and put them in the stroller, only to see the sign on the door saying "Closed for staff development." D'oh!!! Unbelievable, but what are you gonna do? We made a Publix run instead and all was well.

I talked to our pediatrician today about Will's sleep study and he agreed that it was very very unlikely that a child who sats in the high 90's all the time would truly have so many apnea events. He feels like as long as Will is keeping his sats up, he really doesn't need oxygen at night. Of course Will had to throw us a curveball! His breathing has sounded kind of rough today and his breathing treatments didn't seem to help. It sounds like he has some inflammation in his right lung. His doctor had us switch from an inhaler to a nebulizer because he thinks the treatments will be more effective that way. Will's sats are a little low tonight, mid 90's instead of high,