Our precious boy, Caleb Andrew, blessed our lives for 414 days. We never imagined life without him and get through every day as best we can. Thank you for stopping by and reading about our journey...this is the blog we created the day our precious boy was born and his 414 day journey. Since his passing - it is about expressing feelings and putting it out there in hopes it will help someone else. You never know who you might meet along the way...
"JUST WHEN YOU THINK YOU HAVE LEARNED WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW IN LIFE, SOMEONE SPECIAL COMES INTO IT AND SHOWS JUST HOW MUCH MORE THERE IS." ~unknown
Monday, August 16, 2010
IT'S TIME...
I received a call from the pediatric cardiologist this morning....it's time for surgery!! Apparently Caleb had a bad "spell" at some point during the night, enough that his oxygen was so low they had to bag him. The cardiologist said he was doing fine at the point he was calling, but that surgery was basically necessary at this point. He was not going to be able to come home with out it!! So, we are waiting for the call from a surgeon to tell us when surgery will be. The cardiologist said it will hopefully be this afternoon sometime. We are certainly hoping so...we are worried their schedule is full and we are going to have to wait another day or two...here's hoping we won't have to! We covet your prayers today for our precious boy!! It is going to be a long day...
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Congratulations on your new baby! My thoughts are with you and little Caleb today, and hoping all goes smoothly. My daughter, Samantha, had surgery to repair a complete AV canal when she was 4 months old. Feel free to e-mail me any time. I'll look forward to seeing updates.
ReplyDeletePraying in NC! Please keep us posted on surgery time and how it is going.
ReplyDeleteJoanna and John,
ReplyDeleteYour family has come so far along this arduous journey. I know the roller coaster of Caleb's care is wearing you out, so I am praying for God's sustaining hand to lift you while you sit in waiting rooms, wait for cardiologists to call, wait for test results, wait, wait, wait...
I'm waiting with you in expectancy.
Love, Erin