Well, Hunter has the rotavirus. Just go figure. It is nice to know what was causing his issues. We are doing good. All the blood cultures continue to be negative. His lungs were a little wet today, but pending cultures remain negative, his xray looks good in the morning, and he continues to tolerate his feeds, we will be heading home tomorrow. Hooray!!
I talked with GI about potentially a surgical J tube vs the GJ that he has now. They are hopeful on trying to do G tube feds again, so he wants to give it another 4 weeks. Interesting, since we currently have no plans to start G feeds. We have only been doing J feeds and venting the G since we have been home. So, looks like we have some details to work out.
So, it is a happy Tuesday on this end. Please continue to keep Hunter (aka boolicious) in your thoughts and prayers.
God Bless
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Our Family
- Leah Woldt
- My husband and I have been married for 8 years, and have been blessed with 3 wonderful boys. Hunter 6, Hayden 4, and Harrison 11mnths. Hunter was born with multiple disabiities. He has microcephaly due to extreme hydrocephlous that started 5 mnths invetro. He is cordically deaf\blind, has bilateral vocal cord paralysis which is why he is trached. He has hirsch sprungs and is also tube fed. Hunter functions cognitively between 3 -6 mnths, but is an extreme stud. Hayden and Harrison are both healthy fun loving brothers that continue to grow and show us how compassionate and loving they are. All our boys are truly special and continue to bless our family each and every day.
1 comment:
Hi Leah, glad to hear Hunter will be able to be back home soon! Hopefully this will pass quickly and he will be on the right path again. Take care. Love, Tammy
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