Poor Emmett went to bed and woke up with a headache. We had thought he would be returning to school today, but he woke up with his right eye stuck closed again. I spoke with the school, and even though he's been on the antibiotics for 24 hours, they aren't looking to introduce pink eye into the classroom. We decided it was best to give him another day on the eye drops before sending him back. When I took Elliott to school, I discovered that our car had been broken into again and everything trashed. I know I locked the doors because I heard the horn beep last night. The only thing I can think of is that it's unlocking itself and before you think I'm crazy, let me explain.…

It took several phone calls, but we finally have Emmett on the path to recovery. We will hopefully stop anyone else in our house from getting pink eye. On the way home from picking Elliott up from school, we hit the grocery store and then grabbed Emmett's eye drops before heading back. I'm slightly frazzled in general today, and I was heavily focused on getting Emmett fixed up ASAP. He needs drops in both eyes, four times a day for seven days. He should be good to return to school on Wednesday. Unfortunately, Emmett is not a fan of eye drops by any stretch of the imagination. Hopefully, he'll cooperate, and this doesn't turn into an even worse situation. So we're clear, Emmett's issues with eye drops are sensory in…

I got Elliott to school this morning and called the doctor about Emmett on my way to go walking. They didn't schedule an appointment yet because they may just call in a script. Pink eye is pretty straight forward. Emmett is miserable, and they haven't called back yet. I'm going to give them until noon, and if I haven't heard back, I'll call back. I may just run him to the urgent care, if we can't figure this out soon. Pink eye is incredibly contagious and I don't want to have our own little outbreak. Outside of that, Lizze isn't feeling well, Gavin is acting weird and my walk went great. 😀

I sort of feel like the powers that be are shooting at the ground around my feet and screaming dance monkey dance. The last seven days have been a nightmarish blur. We've survived it, and I'm grateful, but the ride isn't over just yet. First, we had Gavin come off his meds and go completely psychotic. He went back on his meds and was rushed to the emergency room a few hours later. He was released the following day, and we came home to Elliott not feeling well. Elliott ended up going to school on Monday because he was feeling fine, only to be sent home after developing a fever. He was home the entire week and was joined by Emmett on Wednesday. Mr. Emmett spiked a fever and had…