We have really expanded within the past month. We have around 15 regulars now. We learn new songs, and sing at various churches on Saturdays and Sundays. We have already learned about twelve songs; we will probably learn four or five more before the end of the school year.
We enjoy each other's company, and do what we have to do while having fun. It's good to be able to come and see people in a positive atmosphere.
We'll have around 150 to 200 wrestlers in the tournament from the southeast and northeast parts of the state. We're having mats brought in from Burlington and Chanute to be used along with the mat Iola High School has.
As far as day-to-day life, he's a very happy baby. He's not miserable. He loves music. Knowing that he's not in any pain and that he can express his feelings is wonderful. It relieves us a lot. All we want is for him to enjoy his life.
We're going to be involved pretty soon. A lot of the parents have come together and helped one another. I think it would be a really good thing. I don't know if Austin is the only child in Alabama with Lowe Syndrome, but we're trying to find out.
