Good afternoon to all of my friends. I would like to welcome my newest friend from Iceland: velkomið! Well, in my short life, I've discovered that proficiency builds confidence in one's self. And thus, although I cannot breathe to save my life, i've mastered the skill of expectoration--i.e., throwing up. Its a skill used not only by college students of the half-witted type but also by CDH babies. In some babies, they expectorate so much that another surgery is required. I told Dr. Kays that I would like to avoid that. He's pretty good at taking recommendation from babies, so he said that avoiding surgery would be our current modus operandi. I have a mucho grande upudate tomorrow, so stay tuned! Your CDH Pal, Noah Abner.
Below are two videos of my mom trying to get me to breathe slowly.
P.S. Internet Explorer 10 or older will not play the home videos.
4 comments:
Love these videos of you Noah! Eyes wide open and listening to your mama! Good boy - you will have to do that a lot in the coming years! Can't wait to hear the big news you are going to tell us tomorrow! Keep on breathing little buddy...praying for you always!
Oh sweetie...You are so precious looking into momma's eyes and listening to her voice. Hang in there little buddy. We will pray that your breathing gets easier for you and that you don't expectorate so much. ;o) Please thank Mom and Dad for keeping the pics coming..it's great to be with you on this journey it makes the miles between us feel smaller.
Lots of gentle kisses and hugs, Aunt Snookie & Uncle Grant
From Donna... You just get cuter by the day. You are just gorgeous! Well master one thing at a time! I look forward to hearing from you and seeing your development every day. Take care wee man. D x
Noah, you really are a handsome boy! Such beautiful eyes! And I can tell you sure do love your mama!
We will still be thinking of you and hoping that breathing becomes easier for you very soon.
Connie and Tom
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