Meeting my girl
In the NICU, they started her on a medication for her heart that caused her to have some apnea during the night, but she was eventually taken off of it since she was doing so well. Cardiology did an echo this morning and determined that she has Tetrology of Fallot (click here for info), which is a combination of defects that we already knew she had. She is doing very well considering these things and they do not expect her to have surgery until at least 3-6 months.
So happy to get to her room this morning
I got to take her out of the isolette
She has a problem with one of her eyelids not closing all the way, but we haven't gotten a report back on that. Ophthalmology came by today, but did not make a decision. They should be back tomorrow to check on her again.
She loves her isolette
Feeding is the next hurdle. They have not attempted to feed her yet, but hopefully they will do that tonight or in the morning. Prayers, prayers, prayers that she will be successful feeding from a bottle. A nasogastric tube will be used to supplement what she isn't able to get by mouth.
More updates to come tomorrow. Hopefully they will be good ones!!
Krystal
Thank you so much for sharing sweet Ava with us. She is an absolute doll!!!
ReplyDeleteI see so much of Jack in her! Watch out! We love you! Juliann Black
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Congratulations mom and dad!!! You look great mommy and I hope that you continue to get wonderful news and that everything goes well.... She is such a precious baby!!!
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