Marsh has been with us!
Today’s Creation: a book on how to build Marshmallow Man out of Legos

And Marshmallow Man is in the house…❤

Home❤

And…we made it home🎉❤
My most favorite view of Boston

No matter how thankful we are for Children’s, leaving it behind us with Marsh buckled safely in beside me to go home is the best ❤
H-o-m-e-w-a-r-d bound🥳🎉

8 East
Morning from rainy Boston! The bight was quiet. Xray was good. Labs came back with slightly below normal hematocrit. One desat and a couple of wonky heartbeats later and the plan is to get home if all goes well.
Please keep sending those good thoughts and prayers
Hugs, love, and so many thanks ❤
All settled into 8 East
And playing Minecraft
Post Cath Consult
Dr Esch is pleased with how well Marsh is doing. The pulmonary vein stenosis has not progressed to the lungs. Marsh will need stents in the upper and lower pulmonary veins at some point in the future when he is bigger but not now.
The blood flow to the right lower lung has improved. The pressures in the Glens are high but pressures in the heart are nearly normal.
There were some collaterals that are not presently problematic so Dr Esch left them for now.
Future going, we need to be incredibly careful with Marsh when it comes to illness- especially upper respiratory, pnuemonia and flu.
Counting the seconds until I see him…