My boy, Logan

Look at that belly! Not a rib in sight!

Some Mother's Day Weekend Photos!

Look how much different they look! Logan is gaining so much weight! He's just filling out! And Cody is such a handsome man in his new haircut!

Cody's first American haircut

BEFORE

Cody went for his first American haircut!

AFTER

Cody

Cody is adjusting to his new home. The first few days he wasn't feeling to well, was overwhelmed and his hand seldom left his mouth. Now he is learning so much so quickly. He wants to know how everything works. The other day a friend brought the boys a bubble gun and while Logan was playing with the bubbles Cody was studying the gun and how to make it work. Right now he is watching a tele-tubbie video and cracking up. He loves musical toys and anything he can do outside. He feeds himself very nicely and has learned the signs for eat and more. In the picture he is playing with a bubble horn, they sell these on the streets in Kiev on the weekends.

Dr. Appointment

Logan saw the cardiologist on Thursday. The news wasn't good, he has a heart condition that should have been corrected in his first year of life called Tetralogy of Fallot. He is scheduled for a heart cath on the 23rd and we will know then if surgery will be an option or not. The doctor did sound hopeful, so we are too.

I'm Outta There!!

Logan thinks he won the Ukrainian lottery and got the heck out of Dodge. He is enfoying life, and we are getting such a kick out of watching it happen. He has been dancing, playing with bubbles, going for walks, practicing walking, and getting hugged and kissed almost continually. He has some issues with food, not suprisingly. He wigs out if he sees someone else eating and it takes him about a half hour to accept a meal being over. Thankfully though he is a good eater and has aleady gained 2 pounds. He had a doctors appt. and goes back to see the cardiologist tomorrow. He has an extremely loud murmur and we will find out just what is going on and can be done about it then. We are all anxious about it and I am thinking a lot about all the families that have faced and are facing surgery for their children. We can't bear the thought of anything happening to him now that he is finally home and hate that we will have to put him through the ordeal of several surgeries, even though we know it is for his good. One day at a time.