Here's where Laura stayed for the week:
Boy are we glad to be home though!!! We're getting used to our new schedule which involves feeds beginning at 6 a.m., every three hours, until midnight. Just a little bit tiring.Here she is with her new look:
And here's Laura charming everyone in the radiology department. They did a test to make sure she was properly swallowing milk. Fortunately, she was just fine.
Back home and ready to "eat":
Here's what it looks like.
And now it's time to go start a feed and then get some rest before midnight.
And here's Laura charming everyone in the radiology department. They did a test to make sure she was properly swallowing milk. Fortunately, she was just fine.
Back home and ready to "eat":
Here's what it looks like. 
And now it's time to go start a feed and then get some rest before midnight.
5 comments:
Thank you for the photos, Heather. We're praying often for Laura and for all of you.
Love, Esther H
I've seen this done before. . it looks uncomfortable but little ones seem just fine with their eating arrangements. Do you still give her something by mouth? Can she keep sleeping during a feed? And. . how much weight does she need to gain before she is chubby enough for surgery?
I hope you don't mind me asking. . .if you are not up to answering questions..I totally understand.
Thinking of you often. . even my family knows about little Laura already.
Precious wee girl. I guess on that feeding schedule, it must feel like you have a newborn again. So glad you were able to come home. That's good news. Praying for you all.
The pictures are so sweet - she's so happy through it all. What an example to us all! You're doing a great job! Love ya, Sis!
we continue to keep her (and you) in our prayers. looks like she's a trooper!
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