Things are progressing nicely. The breathing tube came out about 10 am and Bobby has been holding his own since then. He just opened his eyes for longer than a flutter for the first time since his surgery. Overall, he seems to be tolerating the tubes and stitches a lot more easily than last night. They have reduced his morphine a bit and he seems fine. The diuretic has helped his swelling.
He is still getting a lot of oxygen help. We'll probably spend tonight into tomorrow lowering that gradually. Once that's done, he can start eating.
And the nurse just said to us, 'all babies have a mohawk at that age'. I find that offensive. I defy you to show me a better mohawk on anyone of any age.
Back when we were nanny searching, we interviewed a woman who, a few days after the interview, sent us a note asking 'do you accept me as your nanny?' (We did not). After the nurse uttered those heretic words about Bubs, I felt like saying "I do not accept you as Bobby's nurse". Or at the very least, "I do not accept you as Bobby's coiffeuse".
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Thou shalt respect the Swayhawk! I have scarcely seen such a presentation, and I've been around a LOT of babies in my life.
Thank goodness you have time/energy to worry about such matters! I am so relieved that Bobby is so stable at the moment and progressing as expected. He is a trooper!
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