He’s getting worse and I can’t hide from that truth anymore

It’s becoming more and more difficult to pretend that Gavin’s not getting worse. I know he’s never going to get better, and that’s something both my wife and me have come to accept over the years.

While I’ve accepted that fact, it’s not that cut and dry.

Gavin’s in an almost constant state of decompensation. Sometimes it’s a slower process, and harder to pick up on, while other times, it’s pretty rapid. One of the main issues revolves around his memory.

I tend to want to rationalize it by saying something like, he’s just having a bad day or everyone forgets things. The truth is, it’s not normal to forget things like Gavin does. It’s not normal and it’s not a good.

Here’s the latest example of what I mean.

For about the last year, Gavin and I have been working on a little project that we’re going to share, sometime after July 4th of this year. We’ve been saving all his IVIG infusion vials since July 4th of last year. The idea is to show what goes into managing something like Primary Immunodeficiency over the course of one year.

Rob Gorski

Full time, work from home single Dad to my 3 amazing boys. Oh...and creator fo this blog. :-)
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Linda Pellerin

I am sorry to hear that Gavin is doing worse, but could it be a side effect to one medicines or combination of his medicines causing his memory loss. šŸ™ Praying he gets help.

Avia Batya

::hugs::

Nancy Carol Reynolds

I would love to read these articles but the ad crap makes it impossible

The Autism Dad

That’s shouldn’t be a problem. Can you explain what you’re seeing so I can look into it.

kimmy gebhardt

The ads make it difficult for me too. They make the site very jumpy.

Linda Pellerin

I am sorry to hear that Gavin is doing worse, but could it be a side effect to one medicines or combination of his medicines causing his memory loss. šŸ™ Praying he gets help.

Avia Batya

::hugs::

Nancy Carol Reynolds

I would love to read these articles but the ad crap makes it impossible

The Autism Dad

That’s shouldn’t be a problem. Can you explain what you’re seeing so I can look into it.

kimmy gebhardt

The ads make it difficult for me too. They make the site very jumpy.

Rob Gorski

What ads specifically. Where are they located? Are you on your phone or computer? Let me know and I can try to fix it… ā˜ŗ