Michigan Adventures Park was nice but BOY was it HOT!! Arianna had a great time but it was definitely a sensory overload...she didn't go to sleep until 11 pm the first night. Her most favorite thing was of course the water park but we (mainly ME) DID talk grandma into going on the log ride which was a thrill. :O)
Day 2 we headed out to the park for more water time about 11 and stayed until 4...that was enough sun for us adults but Arianna would have easily stayed until dark.
All in all it was a nice trip to spend time together and have some fun.
Today we went to see Terri to tackle more vaccine removal. I was happy to hear that the Hep B and D were cleared after the need to treat them twice. Arianna tested positive for sensitivity to HiB, which I'm not sure what is in that one as well as the MMR of course. I'm praying that she doesn't get the high fevers again like the last few sessions as the 102 degree temps always make me nervous.
I will say that since adding in the newest supplement, Colostrum, to Arianna's vitamins I have certainly noticed an increase in verbalization...she rambles and talks and chats like crazy. More so then she had in previous months so this is a good thing - - unless you're in a car for 4 hours hearing "mommy, water park, adventure trip?" all the way there AND back. *hehe* I wouldn't give that up for the world though considering my daughter stopped babbling/talking at 15 mos and no speech until 3 years old after biomedical treatments from 2 1/2 yrs old and forward.
Our goal of starting HBOT is getting closer and closer! Next weekend, we will travel along with our friends to visit the facility in South Lyon to observe and ask questions. My hope is to be able to have the funds for the first 20 sessions (we're close but still a ways to go) and see if there is a way to complete the second set of 20 after more time to save. To even fathom the thought of being able to give my child HALF the recommended amount is still something that brings tears to my eyes. I'm overwhelmed with emotion when it comes to my daughter and the chance at giving her something that may just help her get to another level on those steps towards a better future. I have to say that if it weren't for being blessed to meet generous, caring people such as those who have come into our lives recently...giving my daughter the chance at this therapy would be impossible except by way of a miracle. I am a person who does not like to ask for help and I rarely ever will, but to the angels God has sent our way, you know who you are, THANK YOU! There aren't enough words that can describe the feelings and hope given to me. My wish is that one day, my daughter will be the one thanking you for giving her a chance to truly live life.
Many blessings to all!
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