- Have no fevers
- Be on oral medications
- Be able to tolerate 12 hour night naso gastric feeds
- Be able to drink 250mls of high calorie shake during the day, plus eat other foods
- Have stable blood counts (Brendan's platelets are still not stable this maybe due to his fevers. Fevers tend to chew up platelets).
Ronnie Mac house is organising a small apartment for Brendan, Richard and I and a bedroom in the house for the older kids to sleep in. The apartments are very small but are attached to the main house and the kids will be close by and be able to contact us by phone. That way we won't be living on top of each other. Kieran is in isolation at the house at the moment as he has a cold.
Hopefully the worst of everything is behind Brendan. I really, really hope that our little man can continue to improve. The journey back to full health for Brendan will be a long one. I hope his recovery is faster than the long journey we have been on. We also hope that there is no more surprises and some time without fevers would be fantastic.
Hopefully from here I will continue to be able to tell everyone good news.
Love from Anna.
3 Comments:
Dear Anna, Brendan & Family
Great to read your blog today. Things are looking good and I'm sure it will continue that way. Thinking of you guys. Love Susie & Edwin G
I hope to meet Brendan someday in the near future perhaps not 'if' but WHEN he is healthier he can make a trip out to Chicago with Auntie Rachel & Damia. I keep you in my thoughts and prayers DAILY and please know that others do understand the constant struggles of trying to move things in the proper direction. Continue to truly love each other- it's all there really is, truly. Peace, Julia
Dear Brendan, Anna, Richard, Tara and Kieran. We are catching up on Brendan's progress and happy to see things are going well at the moment.The children continue to pray for Brendan each day. I put his pictures up on the big screen whilst we say our prayers. They really enjoy looking at the updated photos.Lots of love to you all. Lynda Moser and the Year One class.
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