Scott and Dad got home from hunting with no luck, but still seemed to have a good time. Dad did have a scare on the 4-wheeler, rolling it and being trapped under it. He was able to radio to camp and get help and didn't break anything (thankfully!!), but was very sore the weeks following! I'm so glad he is ok, don't know what I would do without him. And I know Cole would miss his Big Papa.
Mom was able to drive out to North Carolina last week and has been there to help Robin so Craig could come home to work. Davis is doing great! Off the ventilator, no IV's, so he is only hooked up to the feeding tube now and started gaining weight back. Can't wait to meet him. And didn't realize at first how hard this would be, but it has made me miss all of my family terribly. Especially this face... 
Scott and I are excited that within a week of gaining a nephew, we also gained a niece! :) Scotts sister gave birth to a baby girl on October 25th. She, however, wasn't as anxious as Davis to greet the world and was a week late, weighing in at 9 pounds, 2 ounces! Good job Lindy!! Her name is Devyn Lynn, so she now shares the exact initials of DLE with Davis! Kind of crazy that my sister and sister in law had children within the same week and they wound up with the same initials!! 
Tanner had his first injection about two weeks ago for his IRAP treatment. I am trying to stay optimistic that it helps and I am hopeful it will. He was a little worse off then we expected and was in quite a bit of pain the night of the injection. But he is back to his happy self and feeling pretty good. Still haven't seen any improvement but the vet believes we will have to get through the third before we see much. In this pictures you can see his injection sites on his elbows and where they shaved to take blood for the kit. 
Cooked for Scott's birthday last night, which went well (surprisingly!) and we are in the middle of Colorado's first major storm of the season! Think that about sums it all up, so until next time...
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