Cooker's got competition

[netmiff]

Cooker's sidekick . . . what a thought--LOL!


Monday we're taking him back to Shriner's for his last cast before they cut the heel tendons on February 2. I am NOT going along for that one! After the procedure he'll be outfitted with one last cast that will remain on for three weeks, then he'll be fitted for braces. That will be a red letter day! He sees the pediatric cardiologist on February 17 so we'll learn more about his heart then.
He IS a cutie and loves to be held. Hmmm . . . maybe Cooker should be Charlie's sidekick?

Glad to see that he is getting the care that he needs. If he is in and out of hospitals, infection would be a big worry. My godchild, as I said before, was born with really bad club feet (yeah, two of them) and went to Shriners in Pennsylvania - THEY ROCK !!!!! If I could figure out how to do twinkling, dancing letters here, I would, they are that good.

I'm not into babies in any way, Mary, sorry, but I am sure you are proud as punch! Babies (I have none) have a tendency to cry the minute I pick them up, so I usually leave them alone, and we are both the happier for it. However, I just LOVE baby clothes, and shoes!!!

 

[Nancy]

That little picture is so cute! Darling child.

 

[Phyllis]

So glad he was approved for the shots, Mary. I know he is going to be just fine and you will be running after him before you know it!

 

[azpam]

WOW! He looks so cute and healthy for everything that he has been through! His expression on his face looks CURIOUS too. Are you sure his middle name isn't George.He has the look and the shirt! Prayers his way early February while he is getting his necessary medical attention.