thx for the wishes for my son, he was able to get some sleep and the nurse came
over for the first time this morning, she opened the bandage they put on in the hospital yesterday after surgery, and put a new smaller one on, so he went downstairs this morning having breakfast and lunch at noon on his ass and then goes back up on his ass, i am really proud of him how he handles this as this is not easy for him with his ASD, he has been sitting at his desk doing some drawing and Lego today, yesterday he was only allowed sitting in his bed with his leg up and he was already bored of watching tv and gaming, he has like me as they say not a sitting ass
@Sofie_Vanderbeken way to go cause this is such a unique build. I love the movement and colors on it. The video shows how complicated it must have been for sure. Thanks for sharing !
Your JellyFish turned out so cool! I love that it runs on batteries too, no phone charger needed is definitely a bonus! And I’m so glad to hear your son is doing better and already keeping himself busy with drawing and LEGO. He sounds like such a strong little guy, and you absolutely have every reason to be proud of him!
@Sofie_Vanderbeken the battery-powered Jellyfish looks wonderfully unique, and avoiding a permanent charger cable makes it easier to display. We are also glad your son rested and received his first wound-care visit—wishing him steady recovery.
