I came down the stairs to find that Luke had pulled up a chair next to Brayden and was reading him a stack of books. Brayden was leaning as far over as he could, to be right next to Luke.
Lately, Brayden has not be able to suck on his fingers for comfort. Instead he has been chewing away on his hands. In fact making them crack and bleed quite a bit, it is rather pitful and painful. To protect his hands, we have been putting socks over his hands. Luke has lovingly nicknamed him "4 socks".
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I love how much Brayden's brothers care fore him, melts my heart. They are growing into wonderful little boys.
I noticed you commented on Layne's blog about the g-j tube. Layne's GI is considering that an option if the new formula doesn't do anything. Can you give me any advice on it? You can email me at kirstenlynn04@hotmail.com.
The photo of Luke and Baryden is beautiful.
A disabled person faces most difficult period while going to toilet specially during defecation. This is due to use of ordinary commode which is not okay for them. Raised toilet seat can improve the situation and can provide enough comfort in toilet.
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