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48 hours
Sophia Luz
48 hours
Short summary
-Sophia grows and eats solids.
-we are out of the acute phase
-the Aorta is growing well
-no cardiology appointments soon
-we are out of the acute phase
-the Aorta is growing well
-no cardiology appointments soon
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- first days home
- first day on our own
- leaving the hospital
- almost home...
- The operation that Dr. Hanley's team performed
- swallowing and breathing
- vocal cords
- more lines out
- Sophia on her way...
- breathing tube is out
- recovery update
- first 36 hours
- surgery went well
- Her face is changing so quick...
- Pictures, Pictures
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6 comments:
Kenia & Christopher,
Congratulations on the birth of such a beautiful girl. Julie and I are still wondering where on earth the baby gets her good looks from?!??!?!?! But neither of us are biologists so we'll leave that up to the two of you to decide. Please keep us informed about the surgery, our thoughts will be with you and Sophia!
J&J
She is beautiful! My thoughts and prayers will be with you tomorrow as she undergoes surgery.
Jackie, Scott, and Trevor
Ok let's be honest!! Babies
are not always cute!!
But that Sophia girl is gorgeous!!
Would love to see a picture with
the three of you together.
Besos
DrJ
Congratulations! Sophia is beautiful. Best wishes today. This will feel like the longest day of your life but know that she is in the best possible hands for her surgery and she is going to do great. (I am sure you both can't wait to hold her when you can after her surgery, the wires and tubes will fade into the background and she will be so happy to snuggle with her mom and dad.) You will be in my thoughts all day.
Dian
She is beautiful! My thoughts are with you all today. If Sophia is half as tough as Kenia she will do great today!
XO
Anitra
Christopher & Kenia
It's such a blessing to see the pictures of Sophia & read all about her ordeal. How kind God is to bring you all through this. We're grateful for doctors and the technology also that has kept this tiny one alive and now is able to face life with you.
May you have joy & peace in the days ahead.
Uncle Ed & Aunt Jane
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