Her co2 is right where it needs to be, her co2 and oxygen exchange is great.
Her oxygen level is down to 29%
and her respiratory rate is down to 30-70 which is such an improvement.
And the best news of all is the hole in her lung is GONE!!! The doctors were actually amazed on how fast it went away.
So what does all this mean?? She will get the 2 umbillical cord IV's out of her belly, all she will have is the high flow oxygen, and an IV since she is not getting the feedings as much as she needs right now. And I GET TO FEED HER for the first time tonight...which then makes it so We can start to hold her!! So today has been a great day!! and if she keeps on getting better at the rate she has, who knows she might be able to come home this week!!!!
Anyways here are some fun pictures!!! Enjoy
She love to suck on her feeding tube...she'll sit and lick it and chew on it. It cracks me up.
When I get there to see her she is always all curled up and cozy. This was a drooly one.
They had to tighten her little mittens on, because she would pull on her tubes, and cause a mess.
I Took this picture of the CPap in the garbage, because that is where it needs to be. If you have ever had to experience this on a child it is HORRIBLE...
I loved this picture, and it would be so much better without all the 'medical stuff' in it but none the less it is adorable.
We Love her and are excited for her to meet her big brother, since Jake really has no idea what has happened since she has been in the NICU!! So the day they get to meet will be an amazing day!! Thanks again for all those that have been praying for our little Sophie, it has been a real miracle. Thank You & Love You!!
4 comments:
CPAP totally belongs in the garbage!!!! I hated that the most out of all the tubes and contraptions Mara was hooked up to!!! I'm so happy you get to hold her tonight, it's the best feeling after watching her be helpless in her bed! And even more annoying when the nurses get to hold her all the time, but you just have to watch!!! I'm so happy for you! Hopefully she comes home super fast!
Loved hearing the great news we will keep praying for Sophie
I'm glad to hear that she is doing way better! I never get any news, since being on the other side of town is like being on another planet! I'll call and put her name---and yours in the temple.
O this is such good news. my little Cole had to have a CPAP and the unbilical cord stuff and all that. He also had a hole in his lung at birth. I am so glad she is doing so much better. DId they keep Sophie at the hospital you gave birth at or did they tranfer her to Primary Childrens? Also was all this caused by her not getting that last squeeze to get all the gunk out of her lungs?
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