Month: March 2007

And again…

Another great nursing…stats great…and even mostly horizontal. Hungry little man today. And more like normal.

continue reading
1 Comment

As if this week wasn’t hard enough…

…Sanjaya survives another week on American Idol?!? The downfall of Western Civilization has officially begun…may as well surrender the country to the liberals now.

continue reading
No Comments

Now that’s a good thing…

Josh just did another normal feeding… 😉

continue reading
1 Comment

Changes…

Today Josh had awake times today that were much longer than any time since Sunday, which we see as a very positive change. During much of that time, though, his heartrate and respiration rate were higher than we wanted. He also just now finished his best(and most aggressive) nursing since we’ve been here, and now…

continue reading
No Comments

Sleeping, but little rest

Josh is sleeping some this afternoon, and stats are thus far good. But like last several days, this evening and tonight will be the telling signs. As for us, there’s little rest–we are watching over him, watching his stats, and being there for the times he begins to fuss or when he opens his eyes…

continue reading
No Comments

Into the lungs…

Doctor says it sounds like it’s moved into his lungs now…so things could get worse, or he could be in the home stretch.

continue reading
3 Comments

Mark Schultz lyrics

Read, if you don’t know the song. You’ll understand….it says it all. I’m down on my knees again tonightI’m hoping this prayer will turn out rightSee there is a boy that needs Your helpI’ve done all that I can do myselfHis mother is tiredI’m sure You can understnadEach night as he sleepsShe goes in to…

continue reading
No Comments

And that makes sense how?

During the 17+ hour period yesterday where Josh couldn’t nurse, JoAnn became engorged and milk ducts plugged despite pumping. Were concerned about infection, so the doctor requested a lactation consult. Simple enough, right? Found out later they couldn’t help her for 2 reasons:1. She wasn’t the patient. [But was the food supply for the patient.…

continue reading
No Comments

A very long night…

Was a very long night–it seems a lot of Josh’s congestion is beginning to break up, requiring more frequent suction…and in turn, more interruption during the night to do so. So less sleep for him–and less for us. I think JoAnn and I are both at the point where the lack of sleep is a…

continue reading
No Comments

Perspective…

An event like Joshua’s hospitalization really does put things in perspective…in other words, prior to this week, I believed there was nothing more painful and hard to deal with than watching Sanjaya on American Idol again. That opinion has changed.

continue reading
1 Comment