Another great day! Chest tube was taken out around 10am and once sedation wore off, Bernie was eager to get to the play room. Movie here.
Rice Rice Baby
Bernie's INR was only at 1.2 this AM, but it could not be too close to our ideal levels when taking a chest tube out. It will likely be difficult to jump between 2.5 and 3.5 by tomorrow. We don't need any cardiac monitoring any more so we lost those leads that hang off her body as well as the oxygen. Once we get that INR right, we can then ditch the IV heparin. We should be good to be discharged by week's end as long as her discharge ECHO looks good and that will happen under anesthesia. tomorrow at 8AM in the cath lab.
Thanks for following along! All the love is really appreciated!! We don't get through this stuff alone.
Just some thoughts about how one more chromosome shapes and changes the attitudes for the better because she is part of our world. And sometimes it's just too good not to share.
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You go girlfriend!! Keep up the good healing. So wonderful to see the smiles at the rice table. xo Sadie B & family
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sadie B!!❤️❤️
DeleteYay! So nice to hear all this good news!! xoxo
ReplyDeleteThanks, Angela!!❎🅾
DeleteGo Bernie! So happy for you all!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jon!
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