Shy Little Owl

Well my baby has glasses.  I know this update is so so so SO late, but I guess that is life. Her glasses are just a layer between the environment and her one good eye.  As of her last appointment, the Doctor who specializes in ONH believes she sees only light.  I kinda thought thought the same thing, but guess time will really tell. But can I just tell you how fun it has been to try to keep glasses on a baby that won't keep bows, headbands,  or hair clips?  It us just fabulous.   At first when she got them, she would just throw them on the floor.  That was in August. Now, she just pushes them on her forehead or she hands them to me.  But I can usually get a good solid hour of her leaving them on.  She us too cute with them on but she looks so sad and shy with them.  She hides her face when she sees herself in the mirror and doesn't smile as much.  Which makes me so sad because she is so cute, both in her face and with her personality.  So it makes me feel bad that I have to make her wear them when she hates them.   But when you have a house full of antlers it is probably a good idea to protect her little eye. Heck I should protect myself.  I have stubbed my toe on our antler table more times then the rooster crows (and our rooster is a noisy SOB). But we will get through this challenge,  it is really hard because  of all the "side effects" of this disease.   So many hormones could be affected and consequently so could things such as growth,  fertility,  and brain function. There are several good websites if anyone is interested.  I will link them. But I just love this silly little girl no matter what. ONH site 1 2