Mia's nurse today was a sweet lady named Mercedes. It's so sweet the way she talks with the babies and has little conversations with them. She would call Mia "Peanut", "Buttercup" and "Nutter Butter". =) It was so cute! When we got to Mia's bedside, we asked Mercedes how long she had been breathing on her own and she said that Mia had been like that since the beginning of her shift which was 7am, but that the night nurse said that she had been breathing on her own since 3am!! We are so happy that know we ALL know that Mia is capable of breathing on her own - we just need to pray that she has the strength to continually breathe! We don't know what God is doing or what tomorrow will bring, but we are trusting Him for a complete healing in our baby girl!!
Mia was able to get some tummy time for a little bit this afternoon, but she was being a little trouble maker and scared Mercedes because she kept wanting to pick up her head and turn it the other direction! Of course if she did that, she'd move the ventilator tubes and that could cause big problems, so Mercedes had to put her on her back again. =)
Today it finally happened.... our Mercedes caught a cold! Not too bad for being at a hospital everyday for 3 weeks straight. Pray that she gets over it quickly and that it wouldn't get passed around - especially to me, Robert and most of all, Mia. Now that we know Cedes is sick, we're limiting our closeness with her and also limiting our closeness to Mia just in case.
Continue praying for:
- Mia's healing
- Continued strength and energy for Robert and I
- Healing for me from the c-section
- Mia's milkies supply and that everything in that department will go smoothly. (Pumps are definitely not as good as nursing, and there's some pain going on. Not fun!)
- Guidance and direction for Robert and I, as well as the doctors and nursing staff
Thank you for your sweet comments, cards, calls, meals, visits, etc... God has blessed us with such kind-hearted friends and family and we are so grateful for you all!
Praying for God's will,
Rachael
Very good news guys, especially about the trach!
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