One of Will Ferrell's finest moments...
Made it through the first day of "the streak"...went for a run this evening with Baxter the dog (fully clothed). This was my first time running with Baxter and I am no where near fast enough to keep up with him. I was also reminded how much I dislike running. We all went for a nice long walk earlier in the day so Susan's streak is off and walking too. James Joyce Ramble was going on in town today - a 10k in honor of the late author - and we wanted to check it out. The race draws over 2,000 runners, some professionals, and gets written up in places like Runner's World and The Times. Had no idea what a big event it was...the lawn at the Endicott Estate was packed and people of all ages were out enjoying the absolutely perfect day.
Posted this blog to Facebook last night before we went to bed...felt kind of strange as it was a coming out of sorts. Had tried to personally speak with as many friends and family members as possible to let them know what is going on with Noah, but it truly got to the point of being exhausting. For those of you finding out about Noah's stroke via Facebook or right here, I apologize I wasn't able to tell you personally. It's not that I don't want to talk about it...it's actually quite therapeutic to do so and I welcome your questions. I just sort of ran out of steam and it had been a month since his diagnosis...just didn't want to dance around our reality anymore.
Noah had a great day other than he was up at 4:30 this morning. Susan got him back to sleep for a bit, but he was up for good at 5:30. We had a little guy time so Susan could sleep a little longer. He went bonkers in his jumper for a good 20 minutes in the living room which allowed me to make some much needed coffee. Speaking of which, his right leg seems to be doing pretty well. He is putting some weight on it when we hold him up to stand and he seems to be pushing off with it quite a bit. He also made an effort to reach for his pacifier with his right hand this afternoon....brought big smiles to mommy's and daddy's faces. Life can certainly change in an instant...it's all about the little things now.
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