Yipee! Ayden has been home for forty-eight hours, and his sats remain 80-85 (asleep and awake)! I am so prayerful that the current diuretic regiment is exactly what Ayden needed to be able to stay safely home.
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will say that Ayden is undergoing major adjustments. Dr. Kavanaugh always reminds me that the children take weeks to acclimate to their homes after having been in the hospital. Indeed, Ayden is confused about his days and nights; he is bewildered by his environment; and he is still dealing with a new formula and the aftermath of surgeries and intubation.
Regardless of Ayden's situation, he always manages to provide me with some camera character!
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Did someone say, "Juicy"?
(Thanks, Sherry!) |
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| I totally have this thing figured out! |
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| I get to see Daddy at work! |
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| I don't have my hands full... |
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Mommy does!
*evil cackle* |
I'm so glad to hear Ayden is home. I pray that he gets to stay at home for the holidays.
ReplyDeletePeace, Love, and Joy to you!
Lisa
When I have a bad day, I log in to see how Ayden is doing. Even on his bad days his cute smile and gentle looking nature always makes my day brighter! So glad you guys are home. He really looks so good! Praying for a long stay through the Holidays and beyond!!!
ReplyDeleteGod Speed!
Renee in CT.