This test required us to deprive him of sleep, went to bed at midnight and up at 4am! Outside of a pretty good head injury as he slid into a open drawer about 10:30pm he survived this sleep schedule. In fact, I think he enjoyed the novelty of it all.
Dad spent much of the evening playing music with him and I woke him up early in the morning for a special 5:30am pancake breakfast at Lou Mitchell's with Aunt Amy.
He didn't really want anything to do with the Mickey Mouse pancake, donut hole or ice cream we tried to serve him, he just wanted to go to bed.
7am finally arrived and he dozed off on command for the test. Despite the "look" of this test it was the easiest one we've undergone.
I was telling another mom who's son had an EEG earlier on in life, that Cameron was going in for one soon, she told me she had to leave the room. I understand, and had this test taken place a few years earlier I likely would have done the same, but after close to 4 years of tests it takes a lot to get me. I am both at peace with this and disturbed by this fact. ha.
We were home by 11am and all was right in the world. Best news of all, results were just received and all looks good. Another test down!
Way to go Cameron....xo
