Thumbs are a-twiddling…
Well its been a day since Aria has been in surgery and all sorts of samples were taken and I am happy to advise that we know absolutely nothing more than we did before she went in for those procedures. Now this isn’t entirely surprising and we did know some of the test would take a few days to be completed but it would of been nice if we had some idea of what is going on.
Aria is doing well today, her oxygen requirements and support continues to decrease which is great. The intensivist (Dr in charge of the breathing side of PICU) is taking things slowly and carefully with her but we will get there in the end I’m sure. She is nearly her normal self in terms of activity level, she has been playing and happily standing up once the IV luer was taken out of her foot. She is a little sleepier today than usual but that is probably down to a bit extra work with her breathing.
Tomorrow should hold some answers for us hopefully, not sure what they will be or what that will mean for our little journey but we rest in God’s hands until then.
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# 2 Nov at 2:39 pm
Certainly hope you get a diagnosis – doubt you can wait as long as us 😉
# 2 Nov at 3:07 pm
Great to hear thing are ok currently, keep hanging in there! We’re all thinking of you constantly xx
# 2 Nov at 9:34 pm
Randy says the “work” of a Christian is to repent and believe. Doing that now on your behalf. Love you!
# 3 Nov at 1:38 am
the waiting game is never easy! Keep praying for you. Spent time in Romans 8 yesterday- much to encourage and to hold onto. Lov and Hugs
# 3 Nov at 1:47 am
Praying for results and solutions for Aria and for patience and peace for her parents. Blessings to you all, Judy.
# 3 Nov at 10:19 am
Praying for answers and good news.
# 3 Nov at 12:14 pm
Waiting is never easy is it? We wait with you!
Lots of love
# 3 Nov at 2:23 pm
Hi. Hang in there – praying for you all. Feel God wants me to share my favourite verse with you: Isaiah 40:31 “But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength: They shall mount up with wings as eagles: They shall run, and not be weary: And they shall walk, and not faint” God Bless
# 3 Nov at 8:08 pm
It’s good to hear that Aria is doing well. Sorry that you don’t have a diagnosis yet. That has to be fustrating. I’ll pray that you get answers soon. God Bless!