For me today was a bit rough. We had a converstion with one of Madden's primary doctors and the reality of some of the things we talked about were hard to hear. Though I know that the "elephant in the room" is that one day they "might not be able to give Madden back to us", hearing is quite another. It's heartbreaking. I truly beleive with all my heart that we will get Madden home one day but listening to him not getting home being a possibility makes me instantly sick. After our talk I wanted to get away from the hospital for a little so I decided to run over to Kingsway and grab some lunch and shop a little - Kaelin's birthday is coming up. I went into H&M and wandered into the baby section...probably not the best idea on a rough day. I stood there looking at all the little clothes and bawled my eyes out. I know its trivial but I want Madden to wear clothes. I want him to have a closet full of clothes. I want him to be home so I can dress him in clothes. I want a little bit of normal.
Overall Madden had another pretty good day. His arm is getting less swollen and doesn't seem so tender to the touch. He is peeing like a champion so they have cut back on the lasix - hopefully this will help him gain weight. His chest tube drainage has really slowed down and his xray this morning looked great, hoping there isn't anything left in there to drain and that he doesnt start collecting more fluid there.
Keep fighting my sweet little warrior. We love you as big as the sky and neverending like the sky. xox
You & your family are in my prayers.
ReplyDeleteCarly, Rocky....after a car accident at age six, the doctors told my parents that their only daughter was not going to make it. With no pulse, blood pressure, a broken leg, massive head trama and little to no vitals I slowly slipped into a coma. For seven days my parents continual prayers and undieing strength saw me reach full recovery in eight weeks. Now in my forties, defying all odds, I have the privilege of joining with your family and my parents, seeing light where the eyes can only see darkness. Maddens full recovery is daily on our minds and we are with you till his full recovery.
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