I apologize for my absence from D's Paper Studio and I was hoping to do a few layouts to share about our smallest granddaughter's ordeal for the last week and a half. I know that might be towards the end of the week and did not want to wait that long to post.
Wednesday, February 27 my 4 month old grand-girl was admitted to the hospital with RSV (Respiratory syncytial virus). For an adult this often shows up with cold like symptoms. For an infant it can be life threatening.
After less than a day in a regular room E was moved to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit to spend the next 4 days. Needless to say it was a time of prayer and believe it or not, great hope that all was to be well soon.
E had great doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists, nurse techs, and the greatest prayer warriors. Their care and always optimistic attitude made E and the family's stay at the hospital smoother.
E was moved back to a regular room where Sunday (yesterday) she was released to go home. She is one happy camper.
Mom and Dad are happy beyond words. Mimi is so grateful to all my friends who prayed, emailed, and left messages on Facebook. For 10 of the days I pulled the night shift with my daughter at the hospital. I am very tired and I have enjoyed my day of rest Sunday and Monday.
Here are a few photos. I can't wait to share with you some of the great work that goes on at the Children's Hospital.
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Thanks for the all prayers and for your patience while I was away.
Have a Crafty Day!
Wednesday, February 27 my 4 month old grand-girl was admitted to the hospital with RSV (Respiratory syncytial virus). For an adult this often shows up with cold like symptoms. For an infant it can be life threatening.
After less than a day in a regular room E was moved to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit to spend the next 4 days. Needless to say it was a time of prayer and believe it or not, great hope that all was to be well soon.
E had great doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists, nurse techs, and the greatest prayer warriors. Their care and always optimistic attitude made E and the family's stay at the hospital smoother.
E was moved back to a regular room where Sunday (yesterday) she was released to go home. She is one happy camper.
Mom and Dad are happy beyond words. Mimi is so grateful to all my friends who prayed, emailed, and left messages on Facebook. For 10 of the days I pulled the night shift with my daughter at the hospital. I am very tired and I have enjoyed my day of rest Sunday and Monday.
Here are a few photos. I can't wait to share with you some of the great work that goes on at the Children's Hospital.
One of the few times she was awake in PICU.
Our happy girl just a day or so before being released from the hospital.
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I can't wait to tell you the stories about E and her sister while she was in the hospital. E doesn't look happy but she really was excited to be home with her big sister!
Thanks for the all prayers and for your patience while I was away.
Have a Crafty Day!
So scary. I am glad that she is doing so much better!
ReplyDeleteHoping sick grands are behind you and happy, healthy kids are in front of you. She is so cute D, both of them sweet babies!!! Glad you are back, not the same without you around. {{hugs}}}
ReplyDeleteSuch a scary ordeal. I'm sooooo glad she's back home and feeling better.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear she is back at home and happy, it's so Scarey when the little ones are sick
ReplyDeleteThat would be so scary, so glad she is better, she's a cutie!
ReplyDeleteOh dear, I am so sorry she is home again and on the road to recovery. What a terrible ordeal and scare.
ReplyDeleteSo thankful Lil Miss E is better! God is so gracious and merciful! Now You take care of Mimi!
ReplyDeleteOk you have had enough time off~let's get something new and fabulous up!! {{hugs}}}
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, so happy your beautiful granddaughter is feeling better and out of the hospital.
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing more sad and scary than an ill baby.