Re: It's over and is AMAZING!

[Guest guest]

Congrats!! He's so brave. I guess all our prayers were a success. Maddy

prayed for him last night and about 15 min ago.

Chrissy

[Guest guest]

Jodi,

IS amazing! What a real trooper. I'm so glad you are home and

he feels comfortable. I could not wait to hear from you!

Jodi Z

[Guest guest]

I'm soooo glad to hear from you and then for it to be such wonderful

news at that. WTG . What an amazing little guy he is!!!

le

[Guest guest]

Jodi - that is such great news about . I love it when the

physicians are so accomodating and I'm sure that made you more

comfortable. I've been waiting all day for your news too. I wanted

so much to call you - but, felt it best to wait. I'm sure you are

all very tired and hopefully, will sleep well tonight. Are

they giving him any pain meds for discomfort? Sorry, just making

sure our little friend isn't uncomfortable (we know all about that!).

Talk to you soon. Thinking of you lot's.

Love, H

>

> Okay, well, I have to brag here. You know how I always say how

> always amazes me through everything he goes through????

Well,

> this time is NO exception! You guys, he did wonderfully. I just

> can't believe him. First of all, I am ALWAYS worried about

> intubation. But, they did very well and there wasn't any

problems.

> Thank God. But, they were prepared with a whole team of people in

> the OR " just in case " !

>

> Everyone we came in contact with was very nice and accommodating,

> once again. Everyone was more than willing to follow my

instructions

> on what to do and how to proceed with things. His pulmonary

doctor

> and I have a great relationship and she gave the orders that

followed

> the " protocol " . I was very happy. But, most of all, I am happy

we

> are already home. You guys, was so good. He complained

about

> wanting to come home, but who wouldn't. Even with the little bit

of

> sleep he got last night, he was very laid back and tolerant of

> everything. This afternoon, I held him as soon as he came back

from

> recovery and held him most of the day, other than potty breaks!

It

> was great to hold him in my arms and comfort him after all he had

> been through. And, heck, he deserved every minute of it. ;o) He

> waited so patiently all day and dosed on and off. He only fought

me

> one time, but that was short lived.

>

> At home, he has been playing with his brother and hanging out with

> daddy. He even got a bath tonight! I have thought about taking

his

> picture several times, but haven't yet. If I do, I will post it

for

> you all to see. Then you can see what he went through and what an

> amazing attitude he has despite it all! Sorry for the boast. I

just

> couldn't be prouder! ;o)

>

> Thanks to everyone that sent out thoughts and prayers for us. I

> appreciate you all so much. I am hopeful now that his eye heals

> without any problems.

>

> Jodi R.

>

[Guest guest]

hey jodi r!!

that is so awesome!!!! i am glad he did so well!!! ((HUGS))

jodie c

[Guest guest]

>

> Okay, well, I have to brag here. You know how I always say how

> always amazes me through everything he goes through????

Well,

> this time is NO exception! You guys, he did wonderfully. I just

> can't believe him. First of all, I am ALWAYS worried about

> intubation. But, they did very well and there wasn't any

problems.

> Thank God. But, they were prepared with a whole team of people in

> the OR " just in case " !

>

> Everyone we came in contact with was very nice and accommodating,

> once again. Everyone was more than willing to follow my

instructions

> on what to do and how to proceed with things. His pulmonary doctor

> and I have a great relationship and she gave the orders that

followed

> the " protocol " . I was very happy. But, most of all, I am happy we

> are already home. You guys, was so good. He complained

about

> wanting to come home, but who wouldn't. Even with the little bit

of

> sleep he got last night, he was very laid back and tolerant of

> everything. This afternoon, I held him as soon as he came back

from

> recovery and held him most of the day, other than potty breaks! It

> was great to hold him in my arms and comfort him after all he had

> been through. And, heck, he deserved every minute of it. ;o) He

> waited so patiently all day and dosed on and off. He only fought

me

> one time, but that was short lived.

>

> At home, he has been playing with his brother and hanging out with

> daddy. He even got a bath tonight! I have thought about taking

his

> picture several times, but haven't yet. If I do, I will post it

for

> you all to see. Then you can see what he went through and what an

> amazing attitude he has despite it all! Sorry for the boast. I

just

> couldn't be prouder! ;o)

>

> Thanks to everyone that sent out thoughts and prayers for us. I

> appreciate you all so much. I am hopeful now that his eye heals

> without any problems.

>

> Jodi R.

>

[Guest guest]

I just tuned in and saw your post from yesterday. You do deserve to

brag - good for , he sounds like a real little trooper. There

is nothing harder than to go through what you just did and nothing

more wonderful than for it to go well. Congrats to everyone! Glad

you're all home and hoping that you get the well deserved rest you

both deserve.

Charlene

>

> Okay, well, I have to brag here. You know how I always say how

> always amazes me through everything he goes through????

Well,

> this time is NO exception! You guys, he did wonderfully. I just

> can't believe him. First of all, I am ALWAYS worried about

> intubation. But, they did very well and there wasn't any

problems.

> Thank God. But, they were prepared with a whole team of people in

> the OR " just in case " !

>

> Everyone we came in contact with was very nice and accommodating,

> once again. Everyone was more than willing to follow my

instructions

> on what to do and how to proceed with things. His pulmonary doctor

> and I have a great relationship and she gave the orders that

followed

> the " protocol " . I was very happy. But, most of all, I am happy we

> are already home. You guys, was so good. He complained

about

> wanting to come home, but who wouldn't. Even with the little bit

of

> sleep he got last night, he was very laid back and tolerant of

> everything. This afternoon, I held him as soon as he came back

from

> recovery and held him most of the day, other than potty breaks! It

> was great to hold him in my arms and comfort him after all he had

> been through. And, heck, he deserved every minute of it. ;o) He

> waited so patiently all day and dosed on and off. He only fought

me

> one time, but that was short lived.

>

> At home, he has been playing with his brother and hanging out with

> daddy. He even got a bath tonight! I have thought about taking

his

> picture several times, but haven't yet. If I do, I will post it

for

> you all to see. Then you can see what he went through and what an

> amazing attitude he has despite it all! Sorry for the boast. I

just

> couldn't be prouder! ;o)

>

> Thanks to everyone that sent out thoughts and prayers for us. I

> appreciate you all so much. I am hopeful now that his eye heals

> without any problems.

>

> Jodi R.

>

[Guest guest]

So glad to hear everything went well, and that is doing so

good!!! Anita( mom to iel)

[Guest guest]

This is such great news! I am so glad to hear it. You have an

incredible little boy!

mom to Autumn Summer Ocean Skye

> >

> > Okay, well, I have to brag here. You know how I always say how

> > always amazes me through everything he goes through????

> Well,

> > this time is NO exception! You guys, he did wonderfully. I just

> > can't believe him. First of all, I am ALWAYS worried about

> > intubation. But, they did very well and there wasn't any

> problems.

> > Thank God. But, they were prepared with a whole team of people

in

> > the OR " just in case " !

> >

> > Everyone we came in contact with was very nice and accommodating,

> > once again. Everyone was more than willing to follow my

> instructions

> > on what to do and how to proceed with things. His pulmonary

doctor

> > and I have a great relationship and she gave the orders that

> followed

> > the " protocol " . I was very happy. But, most of all, I am happy

we

> > are already home. You guys, was so good. He complained

> about

> > wanting to come home, but who wouldn't. Even with the little bit

> of

> > sleep he got last night, he was very laid back and tolerant of

> > everything. This afternoon, I held him as soon as he came back

> from

> > recovery and held him most of the day, other than potty breaks!

It

> > was great to hold him in my arms and comfort him after all he had

> > been through. And, heck, he deserved every minute of it. ;o) He

> > waited so patiently all day and dosed on and off. He only fought

> me

> > one time, but that was short lived.

> >

> > At home, he has been playing with his brother and hanging out

with

> > daddy. He even got a bath tonight! I have thought about taking

> his

> > picture several times, but haven't yet. If I do, I will post it

> for

> > you all to see. Then you can see what he went through and what

an

> > amazing attitude he has despite it all! Sorry for the boast. I

> just

> > couldn't be prouder! ;o)

> >

> > Thanks to everyone that sent out thoughts and prayers for us. I

> > appreciate you all so much. I am hopeful now that his eye heals

> > without any problems.

> >

> > Jodi R.

> >

>