Now on to the update:
We arrived at All Children's this morning and I had to tell our story to at least 10 people. At the end each person said "hummmm"......yea thanks....hence why we are here. I spoke quickly to the ENT doctor who would be doing the procedure. She basically told me that this was a routine procedure, but her equipment wasn't small enough for Baby E so she would see what she could, but she wouldn't be able to see everything. Hummm...then what is the point? You would think at a hospital that deals only in children would have small enough equipment to do the procedure on any size kid. Then I had the "pleasure" of speaking with the anesthesiologist. Who basically told me that there was a good possibility that due to Baby E's size she would need to be intabated after the procedure and kept for awhile for observation if she had problems with the anesthesia. Great....thanks for warning me about this before I left my house which is over an hour away so I could have come prepared. Ugh!
Getting ready for pre-op |
The pulmonologist said to continue doing the medicine and that we would then see her on Wednesday. Yea....another doctor appointment.
Sleeping before they took her back |
After the procedure |
I was even able to make and frost cupcakes for Little L to take to daycare tomorrow to celebrate his birthday. I really enjoy being able to make cupcakes for him. My mom always made cut out cookies for me to take to school for my birthday. My family always made a big deal of birthdays and I plan on doing the same for our kids. I know M's family always blew his birthday off, but birthday's are important to me. Don't get me wrong, it's not about the presents, it's about getting together with family and friends to celebrate the day they were born. It's about making sure that person feels special. It's something that is important to me.
With that said. Baby E is doing great, thank goodness! Little L is turning 3 on Saturday!!! Eeeekkkk!!! and I am one pooped mama. Go figure too, it's storming outside right now, which means this mama isn't going to be getting much sleep until it stops. :)
Yay! So glad everything went well and that they didn't find anything! Maybe it will just go away on its own? I dunno, but am hoping for the best!!
ReplyDeleteI am soooo glad to hear that she is fine. And girl you know I've got your back even from Kansas.. you can text me whenever. I am here for you. :)
ReplyDeleteP.S. GET SOME SLEEEEEEEEEP. You need it!
Well, thankfully there wasn't any complications with the procedure, but that sure is frustrating that you had to go through all of that only to find out there was nothing. And I'd be pretty irritated with the dr's too, but such is life, right? Thankfully they're not gods or we'd all be in trouble, lol!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it really nice having supportive hubbies who can calm us down like no one else?? My husband sounds like he's quite a bit the same as yours. Truly he is the only one who can relax me no matter how close or how far away he is.
Please do keep us updated on this. Hugs.
Hopefully it will clear up with the medicine and you won't have to deal with this much longer.
ReplyDeleteIt's the worst feeling in the world when our babies are sick and we can't fix them.
Thanks for your sweet comments on my blog! :)
Thank you everyone!!!! She is doing great and maybe one day we will figure out what is wrong with our little girl. Until then thank you all for your kind words and thoughts! It's great to know we have some extra support out there during these times!
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