Sawyer won’t let a little thing like being in the PICU (pediatric intensive care unit) stop him from being charming, adorable and naughty all at the same time. Yesterday when we went to visit him, we got half way to the room when we realized we’d left some things in the back of the car. …
Since we’ve been home Sawyer has had several serious apnea episodes, sometimes turning gray or blue. Thank goodness for those monitors. Sometimes we were right there and didn’t see it. Their pediatrician received the download report from the monitor yesterday and was very concerned. She called and said that if he had 2 more serious …
I had wanted to post an update before today, but I am struggling to find the words to describe the emotions and actions associated with having our little ones home. So, I’ll start out this post as a very factual time-line of what has been happening and see if that provides some inspiration. / / …
Just a quick post to share the news that Sawyer will be coming home with Kimball and Brinlee on Saturday. / / / /Looking forward to the life these three will have together, I can only hope that, although they will not sleep in the same crib forever, they will continue to enjoy the closeness …
So today our usual NP was back. She is always much slower and more cautious with the babies. She also sees them regularly and knows their history. Today she and the neonatologist sat down and reviewed their charts together. They decided that Brinlee and Kimball are ready to go home on Saturday. We get to …
Today the NP on duty (not our usual NP) called and said to plan on bringing Kimball home on Thursday. I don’t know if I believe that. Our usual NP is back tomorrow, and she is the calm voice of reason. These others who rarely see our children are the ones who do this crazy …