On the floor
I.c.u. is behind us (literally) for now!! Yeah little man!!
I.c.u. is behind us (literally) for now!! Yeah little man!!
Dr Friedman and Dr Luis took the time to speak with us (everybody needs a break from exercising their superheroic powers, right) this a.m. to discuss the findings from the Cath. And at this point, though some findings were pretty certain, a lot is still unknown. We don’t have a plan until Dr Friedman is […]
Sooooo Marshall’s cath was full of all kinds of things to make it more interesting. Highlights (?) included our late arrival (oops on me for savoring more time with Marshall), difficulties in even placing the cath, a wait for the book incident I will call “A Fellow Blood Spray,” a question of whether to place […]
(Sidenote: there is a song of the same name as the title of this post. I can’t stop “hearing it” in my mind.) Marshall was “loopsie” as his oldest brother calls it when we left him with the catheterization team minutes ago. That was a tough (ridiculous understatement) moment. He is in good hands for […]
The familiarity of being back at Children’s is incredibly humbling. Remembering all of the experiences we have had here is so bittersweet. But we got Marshall so it was more than worth it 🙂 We arrived a few minutes past 8 a.m. (thank you, Boston traffic! ) So far Marshall has had his chest x […]
The wild boys had a very, very sad goodbye this a.m. I can’t offer enough thanks to the people who attempted to make this a.m. easier on them. My oldest son and I hugged tight and he said “I want to cry but won’t.” I welled up. My second oldest son kept his head low […]
The big wild boys and I were sitting on when I was pregnant and told them of Marshall’s special heart. The way that things go full circle never fails to astound me…