Jimmy roaster
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Hi Everyone.
Since i've last posted it's been a rocky old ride. Got both the boys back for Christmas which was lovely however personally i would have preferred my little one who has had a lot of troubles to have stayed in for a week longer.
The reason being we were back up to the hospital last week as he wasn't feeding at all. Loads of reflux to the point he wouldn't feed at all.
Once he had been checked over it was suggested that he had caught Bronculitus due to the time of the year etc.
As he was de-sating and not feeding he was kept in for a week, put on oxygen and tube fed when he got tired. Last Friday the consultants were concerned about his recovery so after ANOTHER X-ray it was suggested there is a problem with the left lung.
Lobar Emphysema has been diagnosed and an operation is needed to remove one of the "lobes" on the left lung. Obviously this is quite a serious operation and we are both really nervous about the operation which is tomorrow afternoon.
Hopefully the rest of the Lung will compensate for for the removed Lobe and although he won't be a deep sea diver this shouldn't effect him long term.
I never thought this ride would be so rocky, even after this operation i just feel so low on confidence now that i just wait for the next hurdle.
Already the audiology department wants to do more tests on a "congested" ear and i dread whats gonna go wrong next.
Is it to much to ask just to have 2 baby boys at home healthy?
Since i've last posted it's been a rocky old ride. Got both the boys back for Christmas which was lovely however personally i would have preferred my little one who has had a lot of troubles to have stayed in for a week longer.
The reason being we were back up to the hospital last week as he wasn't feeding at all. Loads of reflux to the point he wouldn't feed at all.
Once he had been checked over it was suggested that he had caught Bronculitus due to the time of the year etc.
As he was de-sating and not feeding he was kept in for a week, put on oxygen and tube fed when he got tired. Last Friday the consultants were concerned about his recovery so after ANOTHER X-ray it was suggested there is a problem with the left lung.
Lobar Emphysema has been diagnosed and an operation is needed to remove one of the "lobes" on the left lung. Obviously this is quite a serious operation and we are both really nervous about the operation which is tomorrow afternoon.
Hopefully the rest of the Lung will compensate for for the removed Lobe and although he won't be a deep sea diver this shouldn't effect him long term.
I never thought this ride would be so rocky, even after this operation i just feel so low on confidence now that i just wait for the next hurdle.
Already the audiology department wants to do more tests on a "congested" ear and i dread whats gonna go wrong next.
Is it to much to ask just to have 2 baby boys at home healthy?