Monthly Archives: August 2006

HOLY SMOKES BATMAN!  (or I should say Holy Smokes Stacy, MO, Natalie V and M, Amy, Suzi, and Dad) for those are the ones who hit multiple times a day and are responsible for my insane number of hits!  Funny … Continue reading →

Dear Joseph,   Your mommy’s love for you touched us all so deeply that we couldn’t help but fall in love with you too.  Rest peacefully sweet boy. Love, The Millers

I shouldn’t write this before they are actually in the car, but the paperwork was being done when I last spoke with Stacy.  This entry better not jinx her discharge or I’m in BIG trouble!!  Mega-baby has made an outstanding … Continue reading →

From where you ask?  The hospital.  Yep, that’s what I said, the hospital, UGH!  Audrey was in since Monday night for bowel distention and dehydration.  She woke up Monday vomitting green bile and after a trip to the doc and hospital … Continue reading →

For those of you who haven’t seen the Crowe’s site before.  http://jgcrowe.spaces.live.com/    I saw Allie yesterday.  She looks good, as good as kiddo can on a vent I guess.  Please keep the thoughts coming!   Love, Jenn 

Allie is out of surgery and on her way to recover in the PICU.  Everything went exactly as it was suppossed to!  She could be extubated as soon as Tuesday and home by Friday!  I’m hoping they are being conserative … Continue reading →

Allie isn’t even in surgery yet but both my kiddos are asleep so I thought I take the time to ditch housework and just post to pass the time.  Nate always says I take SO long to write a post … Continue reading →

Allie will be having surgery Friday at 1 pm.  This is not a routine or simple removal by any stretch and we need to send her and her surgeon lots of positive thoughts tomorrow.  I want this little girl to … Continue reading →

I’m really at a loss.  Allison is now in the PICU at Children’s Dallas.  She has a Subglottic Hemangioma Here’s a link to do a quick overview http://www.emedicine.com/ent/topic324.htm#section~subglottic_hemangioma  Basically, she has a benign mass that is blocking 90% of her … Continue reading →

Allie was admitted to Children’s last night as her airway was threatening to close.  With breathing treatments and other steroids, she is improving.  The question now of why needs to be answered though so she will be undergoing an exploratory … Continue reading →