Kaiden's surgery has been over a month ago. I'm impressed that he is back to his rowdy little self. His personality and spunk are back, and I am so thankful that this surgery didn't change the amazing child that he is. It was a rough go for awhile, he didn't trust us, and thought we were always trying to hurt him. But yet he didn't like being away from us. That's back to normal too, he doesn't mind at all when I drop him off at daycare anymore. He'll even let me clean his swollen ear, and the incision has healed very well.
He is still swollen, and we were hoping by now the swelling would be much less. It's hard to know what to expect, as this is the first surgery we've gone through. We have a follow-up appointment on Thursday, and I'm nervous to see what the dr thinks about his progress. His chin and ear are still noticeably different. I got my hopes up too high that his face will magically go back to "normal." I'm wondering now if that will ever actually happen. It's impossible not to worry that the cysts have grown back and that's why it hasn't reduced as much as we had hoped.
I guess we'll just wait and see what the dr says on Thursday...here's hoping for good news, and that this is a typical recovery!
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