Sarah wasn't sure what to update, so I'm jumping in today. I came over last night and am gonna spend the weekend here. I just want you all to know that I see a good difference from last weekend. Not leeps and bounds, but small improvements that renew my hope. Arianna is very mobile with her hands and legs, and these noises and the crying she is doing really surprised me. I think because Sarah has been here she is seeing things very gradual. But I see Arianna trying to focus more and being very vocal. They aren't words, but you know a child and babies don't necessarily use words to express their feelings. Arianna's crying expresses her discomfort with the fact that she is very constipated and upset about that. I'm excited for these small changes, for surely all these small changes make up the big picture of her recovery in the future. "Ari's doctor", Jesus, has everything under control. She can't stand the boot you saw in the pictures that she was supposed to wear, so the doctor told us we could try a regular set of high top tennis shoes. We are waiting on the doctors to give her some new stuff to try and get her "stuff un-stuck" and then I'm going to get her dressed and take her for a walk in her stroller outside. thanks for all the support, love and prayers. And thank you to all our family that has been there constantly with me and the kids this week while we were at home cleaning and fixing up the house. Staying busy and having all you guys around helped to make it a little easier to be in Arianna's house without her and my wife. I don't look forward to the continued separation or the long days at home, but I am glad to be able to work on the house and get things ready for when Ari comes home. We love you all, and thank you all for your love.