Well, today marks the one-year anniversary of Drew’s first leg surgery. It has been a long year. Drew has had 5 surgeries, over 60 x-rays, five broken bones (one un-intentionally), estimated 218 physical therapy sessions, 25 weeks of painful adjustments, about 28 pin sites (about 20 pins), 3 casts, 1 brace, countless IVs, blood draws and needle pokes, about 25 doctor appointments, about 4000 miles of driving between KY and FL,  estimated 12-14 round-trip flights between KY and FL, white mold, a lost career, a surprise pregnancy, and probably a ton of other things that I’ve blocked out or don’t have the patience to count. It’s surreal reading the first post about Drew’s corrective leg surgeries and looking at the pictures in awe of what has happened since since May 1, 2012. There were times – numerous times – that I was unsure we’d make it to this point. It seemed unreachable. It seemed as if there was no end to this terrible experience. Drew has changed so much just in the last 12 months. We have changed so much in the last 12 months. I’m so relieved to be about a month away from what I expect to be his final leg surgery. Above is the first post documenting Drew’s First Surgery.  Enjoy!