We are home! Marsh is ok for now. A little too puffy but I think the combination of extra iv fluids yesterday, laying around post cath plus sitting in the van didn’t help at all.

Boston was crawling with all kinds of germs and the community areas were on lockdown…

Let’s hope we didn’t bring anything back with us:/

Making cath follow up appointments with Gwen and Dr Smith on Monday morning!

Hugs and love and in much need of rest❤

Marsh woke up happy and much more comfortable than he was before the cath. He had a quiet night other than a few rhythm moments that are likely irritation from the cath.

His labs, xray, and echo look good. The post cath gradient in the pulmonary veins is down to a 4-5mm (versus the 11mm precath) and there are plans in place to bust out of this joint!

Thank you sooo much for the good thoughts and prayers. Please continue sending them to keep his pulmonary veins clear!

Hugs and love and sooo many thanks❤❤❤❤

Greetings from our happy and much more comfortable boy!

We slept like rocks mostly. Marsh had a couple of rhythm events overnight. Not sure of the why but the team believes it is because of the cath.

Today’s agenda is an xray and echo (which he is having now).

Send a thought or say a big prayer we ship outta here because home is the best place to be!

Oh and Michael said the hotel was evacuated at 7 a.m. with tons of Boston F.D. in the halls….

We are with Marsh now. Talked with Dr. Esch and Dr. Friedman.

The pulmonary veins have narrowed some and the post-op scar tissue was balloon dilated.

Pray/send good thoughts (whichever you believe) the veins stay open…

So many thanks❤

We will see him in a bit.

Third update: working on the right side of the pulmonary veins and coiling p.a.’s

Please send those good thoughts/prayers

Hugs and love❤

Was the same as Update 2