Joshua LOVES it. It took him less than two seconds to figure out how to use it and I have a strong suspicion that he would've been content to sleep on it tonight had we not gotten him off!
We are so thrilled to have this bike and would like to extend a HUGE thank you to Ambucs, our local chapter, Greenebucs, and all of those who donate to this organization and make it possible for our special kids to have a set of wheels too!
Anxious to try out his new ride
"You want me to WHAT!? Get off?? NO WAY!"In other news, Evan had his second post operative follow up two weeks ago. His legs are doing wonderfully, despite some headaches with his braces (let's just say that, after being in casts off and on for an entire year, the skin on his feet is very thin and isn't tolerating the constant pressure from the braces very well). I made the trip to Philadelphia with all 5 kids in tow and we had a great time. Since Joshua was along for the ride, he and Evan were both able to be screened for wheelchairs. They will have the official evaluations at the end of June and hopefully we will have some chairs for them later this year. Joshua will be getting a manual chair that is low to the ground so that he can get in and out easily on his own. The purpose of his chair is to give him more independence when we are out and about so that he is able to be up off the ground without exhausting himself (the walker is fantastic, but it only takes about 5 minutes to completely wear him out). We are hoping to get Evan into a power chair so that he can be independently mobile while we are working on getting him up on his feet. Having a power chair is going to open up a whole new world to him and we are excited to get him in it!
Exciting things are happening for my amazing little boys! It is such an incredible thing to watch them soar!
