Mondays are Health Day

Today was blood labs day. 

We followed it with a breakfast date. So since I forgot to take a picture, you get this gem. 


Summer is half over. L starts Color Guard/Band Camp soon and routine is sneaking up on us. 

How's Scott feeling?
He's dealing with fatigue. While he attended was able to make it through Sunday Morning awake, he slept 4 hours in the afternoon and was back asleep by 9pm. He's hungry all the time but can only eat a little bit at a time without dealing with heartburn, indigestion or straight tummy ache.  

While we still have most of Monday to get through, I predict long naps & snacks in his future. He's living on deli meat, cheese & pickles. The basic charcuterie board, if you will. 

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