Marshall’s spot in the Cath lab has been bumped. He is on the schedule for Monday.  Maybe the third time will be a charm…

A restless night of sleep doesn’t do much for any of us.  And there wasn’t a whole lot of sleeping for me last night.  But at least I was awake early so I could spend more time with Marshall ;-).  There are beds in the ICU so far today. Soooo Marshall leaves at noon for […]

Cath has been cancelled There is no room in the ICU Bittersweet…sad relief on this crazy rollercoaster. Marshall is well enough to wait some. But there are so many sick kids here…

Just this week Marshall learned how…so now he practices every chance he gets.  We will have him dancing in no time 🙂

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 […]

Thanks so much, Miss L!

Happy Birthday to him!! SIX months old TODAY!!!

Mmm pears!