Not much to report on, which is a VERY good thing. We just monitored Eden all day and although there hasn't been huge improvement, she is trending upward. The doctors and nurses feel that she's not doing anything out of the ordinary for a little girl just coming out of open heart surgery. So we feel good about things. We just have to take it one day at a time and accept God's will and rejoice in our little victories along the way.
Here is a picture of all her medicines being "pushed" into her little body. Yes, you are counting correctly, 13 different medicines not including fluids (look at the three syringes to the very right of the picture). You know what's really strange, Keisa and I actually find this picture pretty comical.
We know some of the medical staff who are taking care of our Eden read this blog so we want to thank them for their talents, going to school to study what they did, for working at Phoenix Childrens and most importantly giving Eden their love. It's one thing to take care of her, it's another thing to care for her. Thank you, we are forever in your debt.
One last thing: Please keep Bela Grace Milne and her mommy and daddy (Avery and Tanner) in your thoughts and prayers. Bela is a fighter and recovering from her surgery as well. Here is their blog http://www.tanadave.blogspot.com
1 comments:
Wow!! I can't believe how much equipment they use! We have been to the hospital with Andrew so many times, we prefer to think of it as...YUCK! We are thinking of you!! Hope all goes well!
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