Hello everyone,
Just a quick note to let you all know how Zac is doing. He's had a rough day
with pain management, but at last call he is finally sleeping. Part of it we
feel is that because he is older and more active now that he is trying to move
like he is used to and he can't (because of the fixator) so there is pain, but
also frustration. We were able to take him down to the playroom in a wagon
today and he seemed to like being out of bed. In fact, when we brought him back
to the room he didn't want to get into bed so we put him back in the wagon and
he napped for a while. LeAnn has been staying up there (there's nobody like
mommy!) but he has been calling for Cai and me at times to be there too. He
misses being with the guys!
We haven't heard yet about release date or anything. Most likely tomorrow will
influence it, if they can remove the epidural and how he does overall with pain
and therapy. At this point, though we are ready to go home, we are not anxious
to leave until he is ready.
Here are a couple of pictures too, some before and after. I selected them
somewhat in order, but in case they didn't send that way the one where he is
wearing a "hat" is actually something a nurse tried to keep him from reaching
his lines and pulling them out. That was right after he was discharged to a
room. The one in the wagon is the most recent from today.
Still a long way to go, but not as far as it was! Thank you all for carrying
us, and continuing to carry us, to our Lord. Every prayer makes a difference!
We know/feel/believe it and Zac does too!
More to come...
James
Even youth grow tired and weary, and young men stumble and fall; but those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint. Isaiah 40:30-31
Current status
Thanks for stopping by! Our little trooper is doing well. He is now walking with out assistance (short distances), nearly running and dancing. It truly is amazing, and it still takes my breath away when I see him on his feet!
Zac's platelet levels have remained at a safe level (about 1/4 of the average child) since he was 3 1/2 months old!
Cai is the protective, helpful older brother...with the exception of those "normal" brotherly love moments;-)
All in all we are doing well, just dealing primarily with "normal" life challenges. We are so pleased to have gone through the past few years to be where we are now. It truly has been the best of times -the worst of times. We thank God, and our friends and family and all of you who have given in so many ways to help us through, we are so grateful!!!
Zac's platelet levels have remained at a safe level (about 1/4 of the average child) since he was 3 1/2 months old!
Cai is the protective, helpful older brother...with the exception of those "normal" brotherly love moments;-)
All in all we are doing well, just dealing primarily with "normal" life challenges. We are so pleased to have gone through the past few years to be where we are now. It truly has been the best of times -the worst of times. We thank God, and our friends and family and all of you who have given in so many ways to help us through, we are so grateful!!!
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
e-mail 7/30/08
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