6:30 a.m. "Road trip in my pajama's with my Elmo video, what could be better?"
7:10 a.m. "My mom & my dad, all to myself...awesome....Addy, who?"
8:05 a.m. "Hey mom, these nurses and doctors around here LOVE me!"
8:30 a.m. "What the hell?"Lilly's tubes went in yesterday morning. The torture of starving my child with no food or drink for 12 hours wasn't as bad as I thought. We had to arrive at 7 a.m. and the surgery was at 8:15. I dreaded not giving in to her sippy of milk addiction first thing in the morning, but with all the attention she was getting, she gratefully forgot about missing a meal. The morning started out quite nice actually. The aftermath, was literally awful. 90 minutes of non-stop crying, thrashing, totally inconsolible as the antistesia wore off. It was awful to endure and thankfully when it was over, it was like a switch went off and she was done. Now it's over, I'm just thankful we didn't have to do it for both of them! Thanks for the prayers and well-wishes!
7 comments:
I'm so glad it went well. She looks like she was having a pretty good time there...for a while! That last picture breaks my heart but I'm sure it was harder on you and Jeremy. Hopefully this will be the end of ear infections!!
Glad it went well! Your blog is so funny with commentaries...I love it!
Good job Lilly! I am so glad you were a trooper:) I so hope that the ear infections are in the past now. I loved skyping with you guys yesterday:) I cannot wait to see you soon:)
So glad you have that behind you! Hope Lilly is feeling better.
Gald that it is over! Wishes for a summer of no ear infections!! Great job Lilly, way to be strong!
Lilly, you're so tough! Good job, sweetie.
Glad it all went well, I didn't realize it was happening! So glad it worked and she is hopefully back to her normal self now.
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