Brooklyn has been wanting to make bracelets for awhile, so the other day I told her that I bought her some really cute beads for her bracelets. In a completely somber and serious voice Brooklyn responded, "Mom, can you please stop shopping so that we can go to Disneyland?"
The kids are still addicted to Star Wars. That was their movie pick today and Cade enlisted me to have a light saber fight with him. We were battling it out when I heard Brooklyn yell to him, "Cade! Use the forest! Use the forest Cade!" Cade immediately put his hand out. "Mom, I'm using the forest on you!" OH! I get it. The forest=the force! May the forest be with you!
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Home from the Hospital!!
Thank you so much to everyone who has been so kind and done so much for us during the past couple of weeks. We have appreciated everything from the baby sitting, to the meals, to the thoughts and prayers. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Cade was finally released from the hospital on Tuesday afternoon. He is home now and still has a PICC line in that allows us to give him his IV antibiotics for another week here at home. He was a trooper during the entire process and had such good care from the physicians and nurses at Banner Desert. We particularly liked the nurses in the PICU, Bob and Janna. I have put some pictures up of our little guy through this whole process.
In the wagon outside the hospital
Chelsea reading a story right before surgery
In the PICU right after surgery
His daytime nurse, Bob
His night time nurse, Janna (on the left) and Respiratory Therapist, Frankie
Recovering after he was extubated. The yellow tube in his nose is what they used to feed him for a little while.
At home with Dad, feeling better
Cade was finally released from the hospital on Tuesday afternoon. He is home now and still has a PICC line in that allows us to give him his IV antibiotics for another week here at home. He was a trooper during the entire process and had such good care from the physicians and nurses at Banner Desert. We particularly liked the nurses in the PICU, Bob and Janna. I have put some pictures up of our little guy through this whole process.
In the wagon outside the hospital
Chelsea reading a story right before surgery
In the PICU right after surgery
His daytime nurse, Bob
His night time nurse, Janna (on the left) and Respiratory Therapist, Frankie
Recovering after he was extubated. The yellow tube in his nose is what they used to feed him for a little while.
At home with Dad, feeling better
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