Back in November,Jackson Roloff underwent a major surgeryto correct bowing in his legs.
Watching your child in pain is never something a parent wants to go through.
However, we are trusting his doctors and our Lord that this was the best decision for him."
“He’s had a couple ear infections, which can be common with dwarfism.
Tori noted the couple had been “blessed” thus far.
In theclip, Tori can be heard asserting, “There is legitimately something wrong” with Jackson.
The worried mother explains, “He isn’t progressing like they said that he would.”
Tori hopes that Jackson’s recovery is just slow, for whatever reason.
Jackson turned 5 in May, but the Roloffs have yet to update fans further on his progress.
“You surprised us all by coming early, but also the wait felt like a lifetime!”
they captioned the post.
AsLife & Stylereported at the time, the couple previously suffered a miscarriage.
As Tori reasoned, “It’s just on God’s timing and just whenever.
We’re ready for it.”
Although Jackson’s health is obviously a concern, no matter what happens, they’ve got each other.
It’s right on track.
All the long bones are on track.”
Her husband agreed, acknowledging it would be an interesting experience overall.
It changes the dynamic a little bit."
Josiah was ultimately born with achondroplasia, much like older brother Jackson.
“Just like I’m Tori, I have brown hair,” she reasoned toUs Weekly.
“I’m not a brunette.
That’s not how I would classify myself.”
“He’s Josiah.
He has achondroplasia, but he’s not, like, Josiah the achondroplasia,” Zach explained.
His own parents, Matt andAmy Roloff, notably also have achondroplasia.
Thus, the condition is normalized within their family.
I’m like, ‘Oh, maybe we could do one more.'"
As Zach acknowledged, they’ve got the next decade all sorted.
