My Cherub's Den

Finally, after over a year of being apart, my fiancé has returned to my home country prepared to take me back to his country and my new home. But I’m not the only thing he loves about my country: he loves the delectable cuisine and will certainly be indulging to his heart and tummy’s content while here.

And I already know that by the time we get back to his country, he will certainly be needing colon cleansers to rectify his indulgences because that’s exactly what he had to do after his visit here last year. I kept telling him then, as well as now, to be careful what he eats because his belly isn’t used to such rich extravagances. Hee-hee-hee!

I am referring to my son’s immunization. He had his last shot on Saturday after waiting for it for two months. That was his Hepa A shot. He had the first shot in February of his year.

You might be wondering why he only got to finish it now. Well, his vaccination was stopped when his father already started his treatment for his disease. An expensive treatment, if I may say so. We need to prioritize him because he needed much attention and his treatment needs a lot of money.

It was sad that Yogi’s immunization has to take a back seat but we couldn’t do anything about it. But I had this feeling before that Yogi will be able to complete his immunization in the future and I wasn’t wrong. And that’s with the help of my fiance’. I can’t thank him enough!

I have made another appointment with my son Yogi’s dentist today. I did talk about here previously about not having his molar pulled out two weeks ago because he was already crying when the dentist was about to pull it out. I do hope he’ll be a good boy today. I’ve already talked to him heart to heart and face to face and he’s promised to be obedient this time even without being bribed with the dentist’s promotional items. The doctor gave him a personalized toothbrush previously just so he would comply but it didn’t do any good at all.

He was complaining of a little toothache last night which prompted me to ask him if he wanted to get it pulled today. He said yes. The ache must have been really bothering him to have thought of finally being brave and getting it done and over with. It remains to be seen though if the extraction will be successful today. I will let you know. (“,)