
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Jacob's Graduation
Congratulations to Jacob!!
Jake has been ready to graduate from elementary since about...let's see....day 1 of sixth grade. I cannot tell you how excited he is to be moving on to Junior High next year.
So besides just graduating, he was also voted MOST ATHLETIC by his class and given an award. Way to go Jake!! You're Awesome!!
Monday, June 13, 2011
Monday, May 9, 2011
Friday, April 22, 2011
My first REAL cake gig!
A friend of mine called the other day and said she heard that "I do cakes". Well, naturally I said, "Yeah......I do cakes." So she asked how much I charged....and WALLA a new career was born. Hehe. This is my first official cake. I got the idea from one of my old highschool friends who has a cake blog AND is super talented. http://sarahsievecakes.blogspot.com/
So there you have it. It doesn't pay as much as nursing, but it's definately more fun. :)
Monday, March 28, 2011
Ohhh!!! The Power of Prayer
At a recent Stake Conference, our Stake President gave a wonderful talk about prayer. He encouraged families to make it a regular practice to "kneel" together before the Lord in prayer. We decided to give it a try.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Our Newest Addition
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Monday, December 27, 2010
Rogers Family Christmas Party!
Friday, December 3, 2010
C is for ... Cavernous reCanalization with Collateral veins
Where do I start .... in July of this year Noah had an ultrasound where the radiologist determined his clot to be resolved. Unfortunately that same day, they also determined that he had an appendicitis. So he went to surgery. Because of the surgery, he also went off of anticoagulation medication.
Then about a month or so ago, Noah had an echocardiogram. The cardiologist was concerned about something he saw and recommended we do an abdominal CT.
So last week we had an abdominal CT done. The results were SUPRISING. Cavernous recanalization of the IVC with collateral veins. What does this mean???? The way the radiologist described it to me was that his IVC was essentially gone and there were little veins that had grown all over in his abdomen to compensate for losing the Inferior Vena Cava.
Unfortunately I dont what the ramifications of this will be. First of all, the question I have is .... did a new clot develop in the 2 weeks that he was off coumadin OR did the radiologist that read the ultrasound in July get it wrong. This is important to know because in April next year another doctor plans to try to take him of anticoagulation therapy. My second question would be.... what will this mean for him in the future? Will he always be tired? Will he always have abdominal pain and chest pain?? Will I ever post about anything other than Noahs health issues again??? HMMMMMMMM :)
Then about a month or so ago, Noah had an echocardiogram. The cardiologist was concerned about something he saw and recommended we do an abdominal CT.
So last week we had an abdominal CT done. The results were SUPRISING. Cavernous recanalization of the IVC with collateral veins. What does this mean???? The way the radiologist described it to me was that his IVC was essentially gone and there were little veins that had grown all over in his abdomen to compensate for losing the Inferior Vena Cava.
Unfortunately I dont what the ramifications of this will be. First of all, the question I have is .... did a new clot develop in the 2 weeks that he was off coumadin OR did the radiologist that read the ultrasound in July get it wrong. This is important to know because in April next year another doctor plans to try to take him of anticoagulation therapy. My second question would be.... what will this mean for him in the future? Will he always be tired? Will he always have abdominal pain and chest pain?? Will I ever post about anything other than Noahs health issues again??? HMMMMMMMM :)
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