I know it needs to be done. I know it probably won't be as bad as I'm imagining. I know she is in perfect health going in this time. But ism till her mummy, and I still want to protect her. This next few days is just plain old going to suck.
Ellie was born with a severe bilateral cleft lip and palate. This blog follows the ups and downs of her journey through the various stages of treatment, and offers some insight in to the life of a cleft-affected child. Being the parent of said child poses its own challenges, and updates are made when I can, not always as soon as something happens.
Friday, 28 February 2014
23/02/14 - completely unorganised
We leave for Hobart tomorrow, and I've packed nothing! My house is a mess, I have a laundry full of washing, and I haven't even made a list of what I need to do or take with us! This isn't like me at all: I'm usually so organised and ready to go, but this time I just don't feel it. I don't want the surgery to happen, and I think a part of me is hoping that sometime between now and tomorrow morning someone might call and say no, we're going to cancel.
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