Re: Ian is still in the hospital

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the update Jodi. I have been really worried and haven't heard from

her at all.

Deb

Ian is still in the hospital

I just received an email from . Ian is still in the hospital.

He does have a bad cold and he will not eat. He has to be on IV

fluids to keep his blood sugars stable. Unfortunately they decreased

his rate and strength, hoping he would eat, and then the IV

infiltrated. He went downhill from there. It took 2 hours for the

team to go put in another IV and, of course, his blood sugars

plummeted. Trust to speak up, though. She let them have it!

is with them over there. He is bored. They are hoping to

be home for Christmas, but does not think it will come to be.

The doctor offered to heplock his IV and let him go home, then let him

return if need be, but is doubtful that is going to work,

either. She is anxious to have the GI tests done and get the g-tube

placed as soon as possible.

Jodi Z

[Guest guest]

Please let know that my family has them in our thoughts and prayers.

Jeanie

Jodi Zwain wrote:

I just received an email from . Ian is still in the hospital.

He does have a bad cold and he will not eat. He has to be on IV

fluids to keep his blood sugars stable. Unfortunately they decreased

his rate and strength, hoping he would eat, and then the IV

infiltrated. He went downhill from there. It took 2 hours for the

team to go put in another IV and, of course, his blood sugars

plummeted. Trust to speak up, though. She let them have it!

is with them over there. He is bored. They are hoping to

be home for Christmas, but does not think it will come to be.

The doctor offered to heplock his IV and let him go home, then let him

return if need be, but is doubtful that is going to work,

either. She is anxious to have the GI tests done and get the g-tube

placed as soon as possible.

Jodi Z

[Guest guest]

i hope all turn well soon they are in my prayers

cara mom to jacob

Jodi Zwain wrote:

I just received an email from . Ian is still in the hospital.

He does have a bad cold and he will not eat. He has to be on IV

fluids to keep his blood sugars stable. Unfortunately they decreased

his rate and strength, hoping he would eat, and then the IV

infiltrated. He went downhill from there. It took 2 hours for the

team to go put in another IV and, of course, his blood sugars

plummeted. Trust to speak up, though. She let them have it!

is with them over there. He is bored. They are hoping to

be home for Christmas, but does not think it will come to be.

The doctor offered to heplock his IV and let him go home, then let him

return if need be, but is doubtful that is going to work,

either. She is anxious to have the GI tests done and get the g-tube

placed as soon as possible.

Jodi Z