We wish we would have updated the website sooner, but January has been a very busy month for us.  After receiving the good news in December that Jackson's MRI was stable, we have spent virtually every day trying to find ways to help Jackson with his progress.  He is still tired, still developmentally delayed, and still not walking well.  Despite the physical and speech therapy he's been going to, we have seen virtually no improvement.  Therefore, we are trying hard to find new ideas. Jackson's new neurologist and physiatrist have given us some new insight about Jackson's condition and treatments.   They are both great and really seem to care a lot about Jackson. Recently, we have also been trying to work with our school district to find something more appropriate than his current pre-school (and more consistent with what his doctors say he needs); however, so far we have been unsuccessful on that end.  

This Wednesday, we are meeting with a naturopathic doctor who specializes in developmental delays, and on Thursday, we have an assessment with the regional center.  On Friday, he has an eye doctor appointment to see how the old blue glasses are doing.  

 Last week, Jackson began riding horses at an indoor theraputic riding school just for kids with disabilities.  The people there are great.  On his very first outing, Jackson rode his horse like a real cowboy! Perhaps when your brother's name is Wyatt, you know that you have to be able to ride.  

Thank you for continuing support team Jackson with your thoughts and prayers.  Yee-haw!