Hip click no more...

His right femoral head is seated within the acetabulum. However, coverage is 42% on the right. The alpha angle of the right is 55 degrees, the left is 63 degrees and coverage is 50%. There is however no evidence on either of frank subluxation or dislocation at rest or with stress maneuvers.

Now they are watching the angle of his hip socket. It has gotten greater on both side from the original ultrasound yet his right hip socket shows a 55 degrees (48 a month ago) and his left is 63 (60 a month ago). "Normal" is considered 60 degrees and greater.

We go back after the first of the year for another check up, hopefully the doctor's Beammer will be paid off and we can get the final release.
Here is Mama Deba feeding Graham lunch.

One day compared to thirty-seven days old.

Bath Time

I am happy to say this is only a weekly event.




Slippery when wet.

Five Weeks

Wow, time sure does go fast when you have a newborn child living...I mean feeding, crying, pooping, crying, feeding, peeing, pooping, sleeping, crying, feeding at home.

I never realized how much work it would be just to find the time to take a shower!

As of this week he is sleeping a bit more but still does not like to put down if he is awake, he prefers you hold him. We are accepting applications.

Smiles

Although the photos are not the best, here is a show of Graham's recent smiles.

Aunt Elise and Uncle Adam

Our friends, Adam and Elise, came to visit from St. Louis. They coined the name "Baby J" which we called Graham during pregnancy.

Family Photoshoot