Aerin's condition is about the same. The respiratory technician said that her lungs sound better, which is good. She had a central line put in early this morning, to make it easier to do tests and dispense meds. She is sedated and blissfully unaware of what is happening, which is a great comfort to us.
We so appreciate all of the prayers and good thoughts that so many people have been sending to Aerin. Please keep it up and hopefully we'll have our baby home again soon.
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Our beautiful daughter, Aerin Amelia Marx, was born 14 weeks premature on September 12, 2005. She weighed 1 pound, 12 ounces and was 13 inches long. Our precious micropreemie is now a healthy toddler whose progress is truly miraculous.
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5 comments:
I'm glad her lungs sound better.
*good thoughts for you all*
Of course she will be back home with you, safe and sound.
Blessings.
Lots of prayers and love coming your way. :)
-Anne/kq
I think positive thoughts about all of you each and every day.
Cousin Eileen
I hvae a daughter in the NICU right now too, and have been reading your blog since someone forwarded the link to me. My daughhter is also an Amelia - Natalie Amelia. I am so sorry that Aerin had to be rehospitalized. I can not imagine how difficult it must have been to have her home for such a short time and now be back at the hospital. I hope things continue to go well and she is back home for good very soon. You are all in my prayers.
J in Pittsburgh
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