Dr Baird (Marshall’s surgeon) isn’t entirely comfortable addressing the total anomalous pulmonary venous return issue at this point. Drs Friedman & Baird went to Dr Locke (Harvard’s chief cardiologist) to map out the best plan for Marshall. Which isn’t easy due to the complexities of his anatomy, condition, and surgical outcomes. As of now, they […]
Is one of the millions of things which make this process harder than his first surgery. But he is well enough to have the 2nd stage palliative surgery known as the Glenn (in short terms). Marshall goes in to the O.R. for his Glenn with Dr Baird and the team on Friday (just waiting for […]
We have new worries. But we have a plan. And since we all love this little boy sleeping peacefully as I unwind my worry into this poor laptop, it’s long overdue that I let you in on both. Please forgive me. This is soooooooo much. Since I have yet to discuss the details with Marshall’s […]
Has taken on a whole new meaning Isaac caught the ball at Fenway Park Proof that when things are meant to be, they just are. It all started when the social worker for the transplant team offered: “How can I help?” And Michael jokingly said “Get us Red Sox tickets?” So one week later I […]
Thanks so much, Miss L!
Happy Birthday to him!! SIX months old TODAY!!!
Mmm pears!
Marshall received four more donations this week. These donations pushed his fundraiser above $3000 for the first time. In fact, they brought the total closer to $4000! It seems the generosity of these great gifts have a lasting effect which frequently leaks from the corners of my eyes. We. Can’t. Thank. You. Enough. For. Your. […]
Waiting for the BIG WILD BOYS and Grandma 🙂
