Day 630 - AC Breaks Again🌡️& Busy Day! 🗓️

Wednesday, September 21st, 2022

Our AC broke again! 🥵 At 4:30am this morning Mom was changing James' diaper and realized it was really warm. It got to about 85° and it was only warm air blowing. Mom turned on a fan and removed James' blanket. After pouring bleach and vinegar down the drain line thinking maybe it was clogged, nothing changed. Dad contacted our landlord in the morning and luckily enough he had an AC repairman out right away. It was the "freon leak guy",. After finding out it was a broken condenser it took a several hours for the house to cool down and expelled the hot air. 

We ended up moving PT to this morning since tomorrow we have a GI appointment that conflicted with our normal schedule. It was a pretty busy day since James only had a 2-hour break between therapy appointments and that is also when our RT stopped by for a ventilator check. His early intervention appointment was still scheduled for the afternoon. James managed to get a nap in between. After all of that James had a guitar lesson with Dad. Tomorrow our plan is to head to Jacksonville for the weekend to celebrate Juju's birthday! 🥳


P.S. You can email James your love and support as often as you’d like. Mom and Dad read these email to James as they come in. We all love them! JamesWestonAbramowitz@gmail.com

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