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Popping in to say hello!
Hey everyone! I'm just popping in quickly to saw hello before we eat dinner (thanks to my Mother who has been cooking) and feed the LO.
Things are going okay at home, my milk is starting to come in and LO has been a champ at eating. It was a little more difficult with just the colostrum, but it's improving for sure.
She was born at 8 pounds 2.7 ounces and discharged at 7 pounds 5 ounces, which is 8%. They said 5-7% is normal, but aren't concerned. She was up most of the night last night, but that was to be expected.
We talked to the cardiologist before we discharged and we discussed the three things that are going on with LO's heart. Two of the three are considered normal, should go away (they will double check they do) and the third isn't serious at this point, but will require further tests, monitoring, etc. The MD's aren't too concerned about it at this point and say that 90% of kids who have it, it goes away.
Okay, LO wants to eat and I need to also. Thanks for the T&P's.
Re: Popping in to say hello!
So glad to hear that things are going well for you guys so far & that the cardiologists had good info for you about Eloise's heart
Sending good thoughts your way as you guys continue to settle into a routine at home!
This is exactly what I was going to say. I saw the pic of Eloise on fb and she's beautiful!
TTC since Sept 2009, 2 uterine septum surgeries (Jan and March 2011), 1 chemical pregnancy (4/11), 1 ectopic pregnancy (8/11), and missed m/c at 11w5d (3/12)
Failed IVF #1 (July 2012)
FET #1 October/November 2012 BFP, m/c at 5 3/7
February - operative hysteroscopy
Late April/May FET #2
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Enjoy this time together! Congrats again.
And, yay for good news on the heart!