Monthly Archives: May 2006

No more warming bed and if she keeps up with her feedings, her central line will be gone sometime tomorrow!  Nathan spent the morning with her and although he didn’t hold her, he did get lots of awake time.  She … Continue reading →

is worth a thousand words.  Enjoy the pics (album “Held at last”), I’ll write when I have a minute. One word summary: AMAZING! Love, Jenn

Not much to share except…   SHE’S EXTUBATED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   She’s totally holding her own on just a nasal canula with O2 between 30 and 35%  She’s also off of Fentanyl and TPN (IV nutrition) Oh yeah, you heard me right.  … Continue reading →

It’s been TOO quiet around here!  Nate and I just couldn’t wait until Saturday so Nate is headed to meet my mom half way to get them in the morning.  When I spoke to E tonight and told him that … Continue reading →

Well we had our third PAL line clot today. The shame of it is we were almost done with it. Because we changed vents today they wanted to have it available. So they are trying to replace it now. If … Continue reading →

We came in today to see a conventional vent. Last night she was getting really bothered by the High freq so they decided to switch her out this morning. So far she has been much better on the conventional vent. … Continue reading →

Today Miss Superstar was able to maintain her lowest settings ever!  We may see the conventional vent before Friday.    She was REALLY aggitated today too though which is beyond miserable to see.  It could be the removal of her … Continue reading →

As the Mavs prepare for the next round of the playoffs and San Antonio heads back to the Muddy River City things continue to go well here. I don’t think they will switch out her vent today, but we are … Continue reading →

A new low (a good low!).  Almost all of her vent settings are at record lows too so she may even switch to a conventional ventilator soon!  The conventional vent is much more natural and she can breath with or … Continue reading →

They compared her numbers to ones earlier in the week and they were the same, her fever is also down so it doesn’t look like she has an infection.