Walking!

I have been up and walking now for over a month! It is so nice and the broken leg is slowly becoming a distant memory!

Halloween

Asher was a chicken for Halloween

Asher Eating

Asher may look just like Jonny, but he is definitely partly mine! I know this because he has a sweet tooth. When I give him real baby food - on numerous occasions - he gags and cries. When I give him Oreos he eats them up happy as can be! He likes anything that has sugar as a main ingredient!

Leg X-rays

Sorry it took so long to get these up but these are xrays of my bionic leg.

Summer at a glance

Played with my baby......

Spent a lot of time with my sisters and my mom ....

Went to the State Fair......

Rode the sand dunes with good friends....

More dune riding.....

Camped at the dunes.....

Rode in the Razor with Asher.....

Camped in the mountains.....

Rode Farmington Canyon.....

Got some sun at Cherry Hill......

Every other day......

Grew bigger, got sweeter, and cuter.....

Let the healing begin!

On 6/11/2009 I underwent surgery to fix my broken leg. Four hour surgery with seven incisions (2 big, 5 scope holes), seven screws, one plate and a complicated ACL evulsion fracture wire suture repair. I spent 2 nights and 3 days in the hospital. I just got the bill for the hospital only and it was $21,000! Thank goodness we are still on COBRA from having Asher and we have now met our max out of pocket for the year (finally something went our way). I will be completely none weight bearing for 12 weeks which makes for a long summer! I have already started physical therapy and can move much better and feel much better than before the surgery, however. I still suck on crutches, by the way, which makes for some good laughs! :)

Another addition to the farm

I finally got a goat! (Before all of the bad luck hit.) His a Billy Goat/Fainter mix and is five months old. His name is Henry. Jonny let us get Henry to help keep the weeds down on our lot until we get grass and on all the empty lots around us after we do.