Day 132

By Stevie -
Happy Saint Patrick's Day!

 Her EIT appointment went really well. She gave me lots of tips and tricks to help her start getting less low toned. She'll always have low tone - it's something you're born with but you can work on it. Like I've said before, it's not a bad thing. Gymnasts are low tone, marathon runners are high tone.

Same shirt.


Her visiting nurse also came and checked her out. She's doing awesome.

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