Izzy is free!!!
At 4:15 Tuesday evening, my mom took the O2 off Izzy. She has been breathing room air ever since with sats in the mid to upper 90s. She is still gunky, still breathing hard, and still needing breathing treatments every 6 hours, but she is on her way home. (Just in time for a nap!)
Thanks for all your support during this unexpected and long
hospital stay. We appreciate it more than any of you can know.
Hopefully, it will not be repeated any time soon. Practically
speaking, we know it will probably happen again, but maybe the
asthma meds will prevent a quick repeat. Even Dr. Doshi's fellow
(?) said she was looking forward to the next time she saw Izzy
because she would be talking like crazy by then. (She took care of
Izzy last November and was very surprised at how big she had
gotten.) I reminded her that we didn't want to see her again since
that would mean Izzy is hospitalized. She changed her statement and
said when she sees Izzy at the grocery store, Izzy'd be talking.
That slip clearly shows the mindset of the docs: it is not a
question of will this happen again, but when. That is okay. They
can think what they like, but we're going to keep her from being
hospitalized as much as possible!
I'll wish you all a good weekend and next week too, since I don't want to have to update anymore. No updates means all is going well and we are living life and enjoying the summer (between the rain storms)!
Mel
At 4:15 Tuesday evening, my mom took the O2 off Izzy. She has been breathing room air ever since with sats in the mid to upper 90s. She is still gunky, still breathing hard, and still needing breathing treatments every 6 hours, but she is on her way home. (Just in time for a nap!)
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| Daddy and Izzy just before being released from the hospital. June 17, 2009. |
I'll wish you all a good weekend and next week too, since I don't want to have to update anymore. No updates means all is going well and we are living life and enjoying the summer (between the rain storms)!
Mel

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