I thought that the start of the month was enough to have to deal with but apparently I was wrong. The update on me is that I haven't had another seizure but am still on the anti seizure medication and they are working on doubling my dosage. Unfortunatly this medication makes me very sleepy. My pregnancy has now been moved to high risk and I have to meet with the OB weekly now. I thought my two weeks of no driving were bad but now that has been extended to six months. Six months without driving is a very long time and I think it's going to be the longest six months of my life. So we have been working on figuring out how to make the no driving thing work with me having weekly dr. appointments and what to do when school starts in the fall. Unfortunatly all our summer plans of going to the library, park, etc. have to either be cancelled or replanned for when dad is home to drive us. Then on top of all the chaos I created, our air condtioner broke. St. Louis summers with a pregnant woman is not good timing for an AC to go out.  Luckily we were able to get that fixed fast and moved on with our month. But then, on Friday while I was visiting teaching, Jackson fell down a flight of stairs and split his head open above his eye. So my friend quickly drove us to the ER, where Jackson got 5 stitches. He is doing well and it didn't seem to phase him at all. I never thought we would have two ER visits in one month and I am hoping we can make it through the rest of June with no more.

Here is a picture of Jackson's eye the next day after the bandage was taken off.



Luckily we did have a wonderful Father's Day this year. We kicked off the day by getting Mark a Cardinals Canvas for the sports room. (After living here almost three years, it's just wrong to not have something Cardinals in the house). After church, we spent the evening with our good friends and lots of yummy food. We had a cheese ball we had all been craving for a long time but had to wait until I could find all the ingredients as an appetizer and then we had an awesome potato salad, burgers, and chips for dinner and then finished the evening off with our yearly Father's Day tradition of Death by Peanut Butter dessert. We were all stuffed after that meal. Here are pictures of the kids before church on Father's Day.