So, tomorrow’s the big day.
The day where we take Wyatt into the hospital to get all of his hearing tests done.
If you need to be caught up – you can read about his speech delay here.
I woke up today feeling only 50% myself.
I felt anxious and scared.
I rolled out of bed and went to join William and Wyatt in the living room.
They had been up for awhile playing together.
I sat down on the couch and said good morning to Wyatt.
He was all smiles.
After I’d had some coffee we decided to get dressed and go out to lunch together.
(yes, lunch – I slept until 1)
So we ended up going to our favorite place – just the three of us to get some grub.
I needed to pull myself out of the funk I was in.
You know when you’re driving really fast on the expressway and you try you glance out the window for just a second only to see everything outside blurring together? That’s kind of how my mind has been lately. I’ve been “blurring” all of my thoughts.
Is this all my fault?
Maybe if I’d done things differently with him…
Worked with him in different ways…
Made him try to communicate more..
And what is everyone going to say tomorrow.
“If she’d only done ______ he would be fine.”
“Rookie mother mistake.”
I know I shouldn’t think these things. But I do. It’s been weighing really heavy on my heart. I guess I’m just scared – scared that we will go there tomorrow and they will tell us something is wrong. It’s never easy to hear that something may be wrong or different about your child.
So, I’ll just do the best I can.
Try and be as strong as I can, for him.
I’ll pack his bag full of the things he finds comfort in.
Like his taggie blanket, his favorite loveys, and his soft blanket.
On a side note. Thanks for all of the comments on my previous post. It means so much to me that you care enough to leave such encouraging and thoughtful comments. I feel as if when I’m writing – I am writing to friends. And it feels good to know that you care. I can feel your love – and I’m sending it right back to you.
He will be okay. If there’s something wrong or if there’s nothing wrong, it will be okay. You’re a great mother and that is the most important thing.
Breenah, thank you so much. You are so sweet. XO. I think you’re a good momma too. ๐
oh HUGS to you!!! Please don’t let those self-doubting feelings take control over your mind ๐
HUGS back to you + the little peanut! XO. I’m trying to stay strong!
Hugs and Luck for your visit tomorrow!!
xo
Ange
Thank you so much Angela!! XO
Hugs, thoughts, prayers, everything going you and Wyatt’s way tomorrow!
Thank you Andrea!! ๐
Good luck! I hope everything goes well.
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Thank you! Thank you!!
Don’t worry , he will be fine ๐ Don’t blame yourself , God will surprise you with a good news soon ๐
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Thanks Areeba! ๐
Girl! Its human nature, or should I say Mother’s Nature to blame yourself. I watched my Mom do it for years! But its not you! Its not, things just are the way they are some times. You’re a great mother and an amazing person and I am privileged to call you a friend :)So stop beating yourself up! ๐
Oh, yeah. I know – it totally is! Thank you for being so sweet! I’m glad to have you as a friend too! ๐
Coming over from the hop! You little man is adorable! I hope everything went okay for the test!
Hi! Thank you!! ๐
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About a year ago I had to do the same tests with my daughter. I am happy to report, she just has waxy ears … but I understand that feeling. Do no feel guilty .. be proud of yourself for taking care of it so early! Regardless of the outcome, his opportunities will be greater, and his frustrations will be lesser because you made the choice to give him the best options available. Hey – it may end up being like my daughter … too much wax … or he may need some assistance; regardless you are doing the right thing in making sure he is taken care of from the start. I know easier said than done to not blame yourself .. but it really isn’t your fault, you are obviously an attentive and care mother.
Thank you – that is so sweet! I am excited to see what the speech therapist has to say in early April. Thanks again!!