GOOD NEWS!

We finally have some good news!!
Daisy's MRI Scan came back normal. Which means that there wont be anything else wrong with Daisy other than her ears. It feels like its one less thing to stress about now. I always had that horrible thought at the back of my mind that something awful was going to be wrong with her due to the CMV. But no! She's a strong, healthy little girl.
The results will be sent over to Nottingham, so they can look at the ears and hopefully the process will speed up once we have had our hearing test with him in 2 months time.

Daisy has started to do little chuckles to me and brad. Which we honestly thought we never hear until she could hear.  

 We can now finally relax and just wait for the rest to happen. I just wish we could fast forward to her hearing. But life is just so perfect with her, that I want time to stop so I can go back to her being a tiny baby again, same with her big sister.

Only short and sweet today, I hope to give you more good news very soon :)

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