Friday, January 16, 2009
tracheotomy
Dad had his tracheotomy this morning at 9am, as scheduled. So now all the tubes that were protruding from his mouth are now protruding from his neck instead. He's made some swallowing motions, which is good, and hopefully is now more comfortable without that nasty tube going down his throat! He's still running a low-grade fever, which we hope will continue to decrease as his body adjusts to the clot in his leg. His pupils are still not dilating, and he's still pronating in response to pain stimulus. :( We're continuing to hold onto our hope that he will make some positive steps in the next week-and-a-half toward recovery...
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We had an awesome, inspiring sermon delivered at Columbine United Church today by Pastor Steve. He based it on 1 Cor 1:3-9. I could see Marian and Kristy about three rows in front of me. Afterwards, as I spoke with them, Kristy said, "Mom, let's write that on the white board in Dad's room." She was referring to 1 Cor 1:9 "He will never give up on you. Never forget that." I told them I would post it on the blog this afternoon. Very powerful assurance from God.
Please know how much we all keep praying for your special family! Blessings, Karla Robinson
Thanks for the update. Please let us know if there's anything we can do for you or your family. I know we're all the way in Alabama...but still...if there's anything useful we could do for you guys, let us know...
Sam, Angus, Sydney, and baby
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