Doll (my granddaughter), little "O" and Jaxson played while Andi and I visited, taking the periodic break to potty train O and check Jaxson's bg. (Jaxson had great numbers yesterday and I was really hoping for more of the same today). O (who is 2) showed quite the curiosity over Jaxson's finger pokes and insulin injections today. Every time Jaxson came to me with his finger extended, O would follow suit. It's moments like that when I can't decide if that was cute or sad. He really looks up to his uncle Jax and wants to be doing everything he is doing, but I assured him he did not want his finger poked.
Jaxson's numbers were less than desirable today... the closest to in-range we got was 190. Bedtime.. 389/negative ketones. I gave a correction and got him ready for bed. He sobbed the entire time. My heart was breaking becasue once again, there's nothing I can do to take away his pain.
Soon he started to settle down, and just before drifting off to sleep he said, "Mom, today was the BEST day ever!" I leaned down to kiss his forehead and as the tears crept forward I realized just how amazing my boy is that through all of his pain, anger and frustration with D, he can look beyond that and see the bigger picture. I have a feeling I'm going to learn a lot from my sweet boy.
...and a child shall lead them.

I agree. They teach us so much Deanna. So glad you had a great day with your family the day before and that "d" behaved well. Bummer on the highs yesterday, I hope that they corrected and you are onto some smoother sailing today.
ReplyDeleteAhhhhhhh . . . . and a child shall lead them. Thanks for making me cry all over my keyboard, Iowa sister! ;)
ReplyDeleteMy little guy also, utters those words often. "Today was the best day ever." No sweeter words have I ever heard!
ReplyDeleteHorray for good days! They are a blessing for sure!