The visit with Mickey's Michigan caseworker went well today. She would like to see him stay here. It's going to be up to me and his out of state caseworker though. It was a good visit and that adds some relief.
We visited Andy at the hospital and he was actually in the best spirits I have seen him in for weeks. I have been told he will go to an in between place before they let him go home again this time.
I will work tomorrow for 8 hours and then I am off the schedule the next week. I think I explained that in my last post.
I took the boys to the park after the hospital. We have a very nice one across the street. I let them play until it was closing time. They didn't have much trouble falling asleep. Now it's just me, the forum and R.E.M., or rather me and the WinAmp playlist.
This next week I am glad to be getting some time off to make decisions. I already have three separate therapist's appointments for each of the boys and one for me. There is a parents' picnic on Monday for Mickey's class that I will go to. This is the last week in school. I know there are other things, oh yes, the appointment with the priest, godmother and psychologist from St. Mark's. I cannot believe the hours I have spent on the phone the past two weeks.
Oh, some good news, Julian was granted a scholarship to camp Horizon in July. He is very happy about it. I know he had a lot of fun last year at EYC. This is a different camp, but I'm sure he'll enjoy it. If we can find a way to hang on here in Michigan, I am going to apply for a scholarship for him for EYC. EYC is Episcopal Youth Camp. He will know more people there. He likes the Episcopalian way of worship, so it's very good for him.
We still need and welcome your well wishes, good vibes and prayers. Right now the shock is starting to wear off a bit and the emotions are a bit like a roller coaster, though today the coaster was on slow speed, like when it is climbing and the chain grabs it and pulls it, you know? That click, click, click sound, the butterflies in your stomach because you know you are going to top the hill only to take the plunge.
I've got power steering questions for anyone who knows much about cars. I guess I should start a thread, but not tonight, I am exhausted.
Hugs to everyone.