Daisy's Journey

Happy times ahead but very stressful as well. As quite of a lot of you knew we was living with my mother-in-law, but from the 26th October we got the keys to our new home. Very much excited to be moving in this weekend and start making it a home for our family. Second happy thing to happen was Yesterday I had a phone call from Nottingham hospital, telling me Daisy's pre assessment will be Wednesday over the phone. Actually quite glad we don't have to go Nottingham for this. But then she went on to Operation dates and I was thinking maybe middle of November she will say. Oh I was wrong she said the 6th November will be Daisy's operation. I felt physical sick, so many emotions going through my body at once, Excitement; nervous, scared and  extremely overwhelmed how they have got her in so fast... the list goes on. So not only do I have this week and the weekend to get the house ready I also need to make sure Daisy is kept well and doesn't come down with...

Sorry its been a while since I last blogged. Having a 2 year old who always wants my attention and also with that a 8 month old who only wants to be next to me, its hard to actually get some time to myself. But I'm back with some very exciting news!! Lets start with Daisy. She is now 8 months old. - She stands up by herself now; - Sitting up unaided. well, actually when she concentrates on something like a toy etc.. she sits up perfectly. As soon as that concentration goes she goes all wobbly. This is down to her balance being off due to her hearing. so hoping once cochlear implants are in place, it will resolve this problem. But she's doing so well. - Her hand and eye coordination is spot on. So defiantly nothing wrong with her eyes. - She eats all food we eat. My Tommie Tippee blender was a very good purchase. - She has slept through the night since 2 months old. she normally goes 7 til 7 sometimes 9 if she went to bed at 8 the night before. - on 9oz bot...