We 'almost' sold our house!

Our house is under a lease contract!!! The plan is for the family to lease it for a year or two and then buy it after that! We've been super busy over the last few weeks, and we are scrambling to get everything out of our house in the next two weeks because we have people moving in on September 1st! The first people that came out to look at the house decided that they wanted to buy it, and we cannot be more excited!

On another exciting note, we went to Texas to visit Stephen's family this past weekend, and he was able to play almost two hours of volleyball in the Texas heat. He did break out in hives just a little bit, but he was able to play through it and they definitely didn't affect him like they normally do. This was the first time he's gotten hives in over 2 weeks, even though he has gotten warm/overheated in those two weeks. He also has not had to put on his steroid cream in over 3 weeks, which is the longest he's gone without it in over a year. His weird rashes have also been almost nonexistent.

Stephen is on his 24th hyperbaric treatment as of today, and he actually admitted to me on they way down to Texas that he does think that it is the reason behind his progress. We're hoping to see a lot more progress as the weeks go by.

Weird news is that the results from him second mycotoxins test came back and it looks like the results are the exact same as before with no changes. So this doesn't seem to be good news. We are talking to Dr. Randy next week, so we will see what his opinion is on that. It just doesn't make sense that we are seeing improvements, yet it doesn't look like there is any change in how he is excreting mycotoxins.

Progress on the tiny house is slowing down a little bit right now. We have about a month left before we will be returning the camper trailer we're currently in, so we are definitely getting down to the wire. The dirt work is completely done, now we're going to place the trailer base and get it level and done some welding before we are actually ready to start the real building stuff. Once that is started, Stephen's family plus some local friends will be coming to help us do an old fashioned house raising and we will (hopefully) be able to get it in the dry in one day.

It has been so nice to actually see improvements lately. It's been a LONG time since Stephen has been getting better instead of worse. It puts such a smile on my face and happiness in my heart to see him doing more things, sleeping better, and just being more active like I know he wants to be.