This will be short. I have a rockin' migraine. The kind where you need to ice your head and curl up in a cold, dark cave. Instead I will go sit under the flourescents at Hopkins. That'll make it better.
Hayden's cath. was a fact finding expedition. We were able to confirm that his cardiac function isn't very good. The doctors were able to formulate a medical ( as opposed to surgical) plan. Something to try; no promises. They will be trying a number of things to attempt to improve function. ( medicine, blood, etc.) Most importantly, they think the heart needs some time. We are proceeding cautiously, but hopefully.
We may have been unclear in previous posts. Some of you are under the impression that Hayden is doing very well. He is coming along well, socially, but physically, he remains in quite critical condition- back to that whole heart function thing.
Also, many of you have inquired about visiting. Truthfully, we are attempting to avoid exposing h to a zillion people. Less people, less germ exposure. Also, PICU is an unpleasant place to visit- not for those with a weak stomach. ( A visiting physical therapy student ran out of our room to vomit on Tuesday). Children under 16 are not permitted in the Children's center. If you are inclined to see us, drop us mail or call and we can work it out...meet you downstairs for a meal and have you pop up to say hi to H. He doesn't really like it when Rob and I do not give him our full attention:-) Butm we can try to work it out.
Please keep praying for Hayden.
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There are a lot of us who read your blog daily. We are here to stand with you when steps are taken toward the healing process and we slump when test results could be better. The fact is we are praying for all of you every day. May each day be successively better. Elaine & Stan W
We know this is a long and very serious time for Hayden. We are happy that he has good days. We are sad when days are not going so well. We continue to pray for Hayden, you and the family, and for the doctors and their expertise. We hope that there will be a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow for all of you. Always thinking of you.
Love,
Arnold and Jae
Ali & Rob,
We just got back and heard that you all were traveling some rough waters. We are praying for all of you; for strength, healing and calm waters.
-Mick, Nicole, Trip and Addeson
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