aw, poor you vik - bad backs are the worst. hope the cranio works for baby boy so you at least get some sleep soon!
and yeah - i agree about an update being overdue from mlic.
was about to text her to ask actually!
chul are you getting any sleep?
sorry I've been quiet. had a bit of a shock this week as it seems as tho F might have dyspraxia:www.dyspraxiafoundation.org.uk/services/ad_symptoms.php
it was his nursery manager (an ex-teacher) who noticed it in the first place - i'd just put all his 'symptoms' down to being like me and so assumed it was normal 
it's to do with coordination (or lack of!), thought processing, fine and gross motor skills and other things. it can be very severe and prevent reading/writing/driving etc but i'm hopeful it's a mild version as it's almost certain that I have it too but have ultimately managed fine.
tbh, i'm a bit shaken up by it, worried that he's going to experience the same problems that I did and just generally dealing with the emotional shock of finding it out about both of us at once, iyswim?
logically i know he'll almost certainly be fine. especially now we know about it and can get a diagnosis and can get him support if he needs it. i just want to be careful that he doesn't become the label and feel as though his options are limited because of it.
as nursery said he;s v bright and streets ahead of the other children in many ways, there's just a few areas that he struggles (simple things like walking in a straight line without falling over
) so overall that's not a bleak picture, is it? we're lucky, it could be much worse.