Christmas Eve

The boys are excited about tomorrow.  Even if you can't tell from these photos. :)

We managed to get them something they asked specifically for.  Their daddy was surprised by the request and thought it wouldn't be worth it, but Aidan had asked for it repeatedly.  When he saw them playing with one at the neuro waiting room at pcmc, he came on board for getting it.  One item Aidan really wanted, we never really found.  Hopefully he won't be too upset.  It was a special train set.  I couldn't even find it online.

One of the boys' workers' parents wanted to give them something.  They all will love it and benefit from it.

There was a ring and rung at our house as well. :)  So the boys have lots to open.

We are grateful and look forward to a day we can do the same for someone else.

I did some random things myself, for some strangers who I felt needed to know they are not forgotten.  But I only spent $25.  My only regret is not having been able to include the boys in it.  Hopefully next year they will be doing well enough to.

 Aidan has pretty much refused pictures because of all the seizures and how he feels.  It's been really hard for him to experience again and for us to watch and still not be able to do anything about it.

 Jace has struggled just as much, but can't express what's going on, so he's acting out A LOT.

Which is what Aidan (yes, tenderhearted Aidan) would do when he wasn't on so many meds yet.  The more meds he's been put on, the better he's functioned overall, so he's been able to express what's going on.

 No one's shoes are safe in our house with Damon. :)

 Aidan's new favorite book app.  He will always love trains.

A brief show of excitement over the trains we made today.  Thank goodness his worker was able to figure out the instructions!