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Dylan is feeling a little better today. He is still having seizures though. They are not as frequent as they were yesterday. Maybe they had something to do with the weather we are having today. I feel like the barometric pressure has some kind of an effect on his seizures. These past few days have been a little rough here with the car being out of commission and having to take Dylan to the hospital. We have been relying on friends and family for rides everywhere. We already had to cancel one of Dylan’s appointments. Our problem is not having the money to fix the vehicle.

Back to school for Superman!!!!!

Today was Supermans first day back to school since the summer break. His thoughts on going back to school are explained in the pictures. I know the pictures aren’t the best but this how Superman is. He doesn’t like his picture taken to much. I hope he has a great day. Love you, Superman. 20180905_083044 20180905_083056 20180905_083050 20180905_085640

Snapchat fun with superman!

Hungry!!!

My Superman is always hungry you feed him his dinner and he will be hungry five minutes later. So, the kitty came to sit with him yesterday and I guess he thought the kitty was food. He tried to grab the kitty and eat him.

New haircut

Dylan finally got a haircut the other day. He did pretty well sitting still this time.

Superman!

So Snap-chat had superman filter and Dylan had some fun with it. Now he is the real Superman!!!!!!!!!!!!

So snap-chat had a superman filter!

The Party!🎂🎉🎈🍨

Dylan actually had a good time at his party. He managed to stay awake the whole time. Last year Superman slept through his party! It turned out to be a wonderful day and Superman enjoyed himself.

Question

This is to do with my son Dylan who has epilepsy. The school wants to put him in a wheelchair just to transport him back and forth to school. I’m the one who has to put him on the bus in the morning and it is not an easy task. The thing is he can walk and I’m not allowing it to happen. They claim it is for safety concerns but we all know they don’t want to deal with Dylan because he can be difficult sometimes but is expected from a fourteen-year boy. I have never been told he needs to be in a wheelchair by any of the doctors he has been to. So my question to you is do you think he should be put in a wheelchair?