If a tree falls in the forest and there's no one there to hear it, does it still make a sound?

I'm not sure but I know Baby Luke wouldn't hear it.

We had our appointment with the ENT today. And as we left we talked about an appointment for getting tubes in his ears.

She said he had a lot of fluid still in there, prescribed some more antibiotics to hopefully stop his ear drum from rupturing (that was the direction it was headed apparently)

They did a hearing test as well. What an interesting experience. For the past few weeks I have been telling Dan that I don't think Luke is hearing very well. He didn't believe me. But this test today was eye opening.

When the doctor came back to tell me the results. All she said was, "His hearing is terrible!" (but she was nice)

She said something has to be done and if anybody needed tubes, he does. She also said that she thinks the hearing loss is completely reversible, thank goodness. But that, again, something must be done. I am completely on board with the tubes. I am tired of my baby being sick and always feeling crummy. I just want him fixed!

A few days ago, we had in impromptu cracker-face photo shoot. When I see the pictures all together I think it gives a really good illustration of Luke.