I'm nervous about seeing him in pain and uncomfortable, but I'm excited about seeing him fulfil his potential. I don't think it'll take long for him to be up and walking - he already is, just not unassisted. We have some little coffee tables on wheels which he pushes around in front to steady himself, and various ride-on toys too which help.
As a sidenote, he is the MEANEST little racecar driver I've ever seen, as a result of his non-walking.... lol. He can even drift around corners, and steers like a champ! He's a very adaptable little dude. The surgeon expects him to walk with his cast on....... so pretty much immediately.
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