Re: nna & Skye

[Guest guest]

nna,

Great news on Skye's surgery! I'll bet she'll start saying mommy before you

know it- especially now that she can hear you! It's going to be very

exciting to watch her vocabulary start picking up. sounds like a

really great, loving big brother, you are truly blessed because mine were

never that nice- give him a big ole kiss for that Good luck with

everything and congrats on the success of Skye's surgery!

' Mom

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone

Well Skye's surgery is over and she came home the same day - she was

so good before the surgery even though she couldn't eat or drink

anything. Well this is what happened...........

The surgeon had a look around and Skye had an awful lot of fluid in

her ears, the Dr. said that there was so much and that it was so

thick that they were worried about bursting her eardrums when the

were taking it out - but that didn't happen of course.

They put grommets (tubes) in her ears and we will have regular checks

to see how she is going. The Dr. also said that he would be

surprised if she was hearing anything other than fuzzy noises due to

the amount of fluid in her ears, so that would explain her lack of

speech for her age, but not her inability to walk yet. She woke up

from the anaesthetic quite distressed and it took ages to calm her

down. She is quite happy now though - two days later, and already

her speech is clearer. She says Daddy very clearly (but not mummy at

all) and TIGGER very clearly so things are definately on the improve.

Thanks to all of you who sent yours best wishes to us.

And as for , well things have not really changed, I am still

trying to come to terms with the fact that he has Autistic Spectrum

Disorder (as well as the ADHD which complicates things even more) but

I am blessed because he is the most loving big brother a little

sister could ask for.

Kind Regards

nna

Skye's mum

Brisbane Australia

[Guest guest]

I am so glad to hear Skye's surgery went well. My nephew had the exact same problem with chronic ear infections and fluid buildup and since he has had tubes his speech has definitely shown so much improvement. Before he was grunt at things and make noises and how he actually says words. It's amazing the difference. I hope she continues to improve and do keep us posted.

Taryn

's mom

Re: nna & Skye

Hi EveryoneWell Skye's surgery is over and she came home the same day - she was so good before the surgery even though she couldn't eat or drink anything. Well this is what happened...........The surgeon had a look around and Skye had an awful lot of fluid in her ears, the Dr. said that there was so much and that it was so thick that they were worried about bursting her eardrums when the were taking it out - but that didn't happen of course.They put grommets (tubes) in her ears and we will have regular checks to see how she is going. The Dr. also said that he would be surprised if she was hearing anything other than fuzzy noises due to the amount of fluid in her ears, so that would explain her lack of speech for her age, but not her inability to walk yet. She woke up from the anaesthetic quite distressed and it took ages to calm her down. She is quite happy now though - two days later, and already her speech is clearer. She says Daddy very clearly (but not mummy at all) and TIGGER very clearly so things are definately on the improve.Thanks to all of you who sent yours best wishes to us.And as for , well things have not really changed, I am still trying to come to terms with the fact that he has Autistic Spectrum Disorder (as well as the ADHD which complicates things even more) but I am blessed because he is the most loving big brother a little sister could ask for.Kind RegardsnnaSkye's mumBrisbane AustraliaFor more plagio info