2017 Team Caleb Shirts

This year, we're going blue and yellow... Down syndrome awareness colors! Sizes and prices can be found if you scroll past the following images!

 

Moisture-wicking tee (Sport-Tek 100% cationic polyester interlock)

Available in the following unisex sizes:

Adult: XS-4XL

Youth : XS(4), S(6-8), M(10-12), L(14-16), XL(18-20)

$15.00/each

Moisture-wicking racerback tank (Sport-Tek 100% cationic polyester interlock)

Available in the following sizes:

Ladies XS-4XL

$15.00/each

Cotton tee (Bella+Canvas 100% combed/ringspun cotton)

Available in the following sizes (unisex):

Adult: XS-4XL

Youth: Small, Medium, Large

$12.00/each

Infant/toddler tee (Rabbit Skins 100% cotton)

Available in the following sizes:

6mo, 12mo, 18mo, 2T, 3T, 4T, 5/6, 7

These sizes tend to run small.

$10.00/each

Add $5/order if you need it shipped.

Please let us know which style/size you'd like. You can pay with cash, check, PayPal or Venmo. If you want to use PayPal or Venmo, send me an email or comment below. Shirt orders are due Sunday, Aug 20th.

Shirts should be ready for delivery on early-mid September.

One Minute Monday

It’s been a while since I posted a “Five Minute Friday”, because it seems a free five minutes can be hard to find some days. So I’m going to do a super quick “one minute Monday” just to share a few things that are on my mind.

-        Our pastor is out of town this month, so we’re having some guest preachers each week. Senator James Lankford (a member of our church) preached the past two Sundays on the topic of stress. He spoke about Jesus’ time at the Last Supper as he prepared himself and his disciples for his eventual death. Both sermons were so good. I wish I could tell you more about what he said and what I learned, but the clock’s ticking. You can listen to the sermons here. http://qsbc.org/resources/sermons/

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-        Caleb had his thyroid levels checked last week. He has a history of “dysfunctional thyroid”, which means his TSH and T4 levels don’t seem to be in sync. This time, his TSH was elevated but his T4 was totally fine. There seems to be some confusion about whether or not to treat it. He has taken Synthroid for periods of time twice and has been off of medication for the last year. We’re going to recheck his labs next month and then figure out if we need to start treating it again. I would love to avoid having him on a daily Rx, but we’ll do it if we need to. In the meantime, I’m researching ways to help those thyroid levels naturally. We already avoid soy products, because we’ve been told soy can negatively affect thyroid function.

I typed quickly and still went over my one minute… oops! 

Mild Sleep Apnea

I know I've mentioned some of this here already, but here's a little update. Caleb had a sleep study done back in December. We learned that he had "borderline severe obstructive sleep apnea", and his ENT recommended that Caleb have a tonsillectomy/adenoidectomy to help open up his airway. He had that procedure in March, and then Brad took him for a second sleep study in June. We had an appointment with the ENT yesterday and went over the results. His sleep apnea improved 2.5 times! While that's so good, he still has mild sleep apnea. Nothing needs to be done about it now, and we will do another sleep study in a year.