Tuesday, February 27, 2007
What a Messy Eater!
After Cade's jaw surgery, we laid off on the foods by mouth because he was in pain. So when we started again he didn't do very good and the therapist told me to let him try anything. He loves to eat now and he eats yogurt (seen here), mashed potatoes, refried beans, baby foods, licorice, slim jims, banana cookies and I have started trying to give him liquids in a cup. He is doing pretty good.
Sunday, February 25, 2007
Enjoying the Beautiful Day
Thanks Uncle Travis!
Uncle Travis spent two whole days of his three day vacation sitting in the hospital with Cade this week so I could go to school and Shane could work. Thank you so much Travis. Also thanks to Robyn, Beth, Sarah, Mom and Dad who also sat with Cade for us. We really appreciate it! When he is in the hospital, it is really hard to be there with him at all times. Cade came home Friday and is not quite 100% but he is getting there.
When Cade go his Pins Out
Tuesday, February 20, 2007
Cade is in the hospital... again
We took Cade to the hospital last Saturday because he was working very hard to breathe. It turns out that he has a viral infection and he was having an asthma attack. He was admitted and is still working hard to breathe. He is in the PICU but should move to the floor today. He is sleeping a lot and is grumpy when he wakes up because he hates his breathing treatments. I got him to smile a couple of times but not until I got out the camera. And the doctors put little fatty on his first diet. We are really cutting back on his calories.
Working on Sitting...
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
Monday, February 12, 2007
We don't like for Cade to be a Smelly Kid...
Monday, February 5, 2007
Cade Got His Pins Out...
Cade got his pins out last week. His two holes on his chin that have lots of healing to do. We can tell that his jaw hurts because he doesn't like to close his mouth or swallow. His cheeks are puffed out and his jaw looks big because inside his mouth he still has plates and bars screwed into his jaw that can be felt when you touch his cheeks. He will get everything out in two months. We have also begun conditioning him in preparation of getting his trach out. We put a one way valve on it several times a day to teach him to breathe through his nose and mouth. We will see the ENT next Monday to find out more about that.
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