It has been a while since we last checked in, so I apologize to everyone out there. We have had a lot going on so I haven't had time to post a blog. I have a lot of things to catch everyone up on, so I better get started. First off I want to say that Noah and I are so happy that Curtis is home with us again:) His homecoming didn't happen the way I wanted it to, but I was still very excited to see him! I wanted Noah to be with me when I went to pick him up at the airport on Saturday afternoon, but he couldn't go because he had a rough night Friday night. I do wish I would've had the video camera when Noah woke up from his afternoon nap and saw his daddy for the first time in 2 weeks, because it was so adorable it brought a tear to my eyes! He just dove into Curtis' arms!
We had a fun packed weekend, but it was rough at times. When I said Noah had a rough night Friday night it's because he woke up running a temperature of 102.3! It scared me to death! I gave him some Walgreen's brand Motrin and it thankfully broke it within 30 minutes. He had started running a fever of 100 on Thursday night which started getting me concerned. Noah just didn't act himself and you could tell by looking at him that he didn't feel good. Friday I called and got him a Doctor Appointment to see what was going on with him. They ran blood work (it came back very good), and checked his ears (they looked great). Dr. Lyon's couldn't figure out what was going on, but she agreed with me that he didn't feel good because he cried the entire time during the visit and that's just not like Noah. She ended up telling me to just monitor him and that she thought it was some type of viral infection. She said she thought it could be Roseola so if he started breaking out in a rash not to get concerned.
Noah's fever broke Saturday and never came back! He still didn't act like he felt good, but he was starting to eat better and play more a little each day. Monday afternoon I noticed while I was changing his diaper that he had a rash all over his stomach, chest, and back. It turns out that the Doctor was right (she's great by the way!) and he did get Roseola! One of the symptoms of this viral infection is that they can run a very high fever for up to 3 days before they break out in the rash, and that's exactly what happened to Noah.
Noah is not contagious with this rash, so he has been going to daycare as normal. He was only contagious while he was running the fever which was Thursday and Friday. I'm glad to report that he is doing much better now! He still has a little of the rash, but it's almost completely gone:) He was more like our little Noah today, and wasn't irritable at all:) We are just thankful he is doing much better now. I hope you all understand now why I was a little too busy to post a blog.Did I say we are very excited that Curtis is home? Welcome home baby!! We love you so much:) Just look at these pics from this evening in our back yard and you can tell Noah missed his daddy!







If your planning on seeing pics of Noah tonight on the blog, you aren't going to see them. Today is our 5th wedding anniversary, so I decided to write a letter to Curtis as the blog post for today since he is still in Fort Riley, Kansas. You all can check back soon and I'll try to post some more pictures of the little guy soon, I promise:) Now, onto the blog for today.











I want to apologize for not posting a blog since last week. We have been a little busy trying to keep up with our little man! Noah is feeling lots better since my last post:) He had a fun filled weekend, and got lots of rest before starting a new week at daycare. As you can see in the pictures I am posting, he had lots of fun playing with his daddy & his ball cap:) 



