we wait patiently and will likely have a fairly uneventful night. we will have a consult with a GI specialist tomorrow and will know more about what their game plan is at that point. we could leave tomorrow (unlikely) or be here for weeks. we really don't know much...
children's hospital lives up to it's reputation so far. everyone has been great and really have helped calm some of our nerves. although things are still unknown, we know keller will receive the very best care.
thanks to the love and support from everyone so far. much love to all of yo u
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| daddy & keller |
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| my brother in law (far left) is a third year med student, so he was listening to the doctor as she was examining keller. thankful to have jason here with us tonight. |
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| little peanut and mommy trying to relax |
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| still a happy girl at the end fo the day...7 needle sticks later. |
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What a sweetheart she is... Blessings Jess ~
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We will keep her in our prayers. Having a child that isn't 100% is very hard but you will make it through. When Max had his hernia surgery I was an absolute mess and then he needed stitches in one of his fingers months later. I honestly think the stitches were hander on Mom than the surgery. Moms can handle a lot more than we think we can. Lean on your parents and Husband when you feel like breaking down. You are strong and you BELIEVE. Keep that smile on your face for your girls and take deep breathes. This too shall pass. Love you.
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