New Doctor

Today I was in a ton of pain. I napped in Cael's bed on his HORRIBLE pillow. I woke up feeling like I had a pinched nerve. I couldn't turn my head and could feel my muscles tightening with every passing minute. The chiropractor said they could get me in, but that meant taking all 5 kids. I called for a sitter, but with no luck. So, I went with all the kids. I am sure the staff about died. The doctor just took me right in and started adjusting me and was really cute with the kids. They were being angels, they had been threatened with their life as they knew it! After he was done, he asked if he could adjust Cael, free of charge, because he was getting sick today. He wanted to see if there was any problem that he could see. Cael was a champ and did everything he asked. When he was done, he asked if any other boy wanted to go. Of course, all 3 said yes. I'm sure Colby would have if he knew what was going on too! So one by one, for free, he adjusted each boy. We laugh at how we have named the boys, and how much they are like the person they are named after, with crazy things even. Carter, my little McCoy (After Chet McCoy) hated it. He for the life of him, cannot figure out why anyone would go do that...and pay for it too (Just like his dad!) Then Carson "Kelly" LOVED it (The ONLY doctor that I know of that my dad likes to go to...or even will go to!) Caden just sit and laughed the entire time and thought it was awesome (he wasn't named after anyone and he is in his own world most of the time. We love Caden land, but he is there at least 50% of his day! At least it's a happy place with no rules or cares!) Cael "Morgan" wanted to know why he was doing everything, what it was doing, how it was going to help him, and everything else a really smart kid would ask. He stayed pretty emotionless but was awesome to go along and trusted me that it was a good thing. Carson asked if he could go everytime I go, even if he has to miss school. Too funny!!! As I was checking out, the older boys were helping keep the younger boys happy and out of things. The staff was telling me how cute and well behaved my boys were. That could have went terribly wrong, but today was a victory. They were REALLY good, fooled the entire staff into thinking they were angels, and all got their first adjustment.