Discharged from the NICU!

[scloyd]

Fantastic news. So happy for your family.

 

[Coreios]

I wasn't aware, but many prayers going forward for you and yours. Congratulations on bringing your son home safe. I couldn't imagine going through what you have and still are with chemotherapy. God bless you brother.

 

[irishearl]

Great news on your son. Had not heard about your chemotherapy. May that go well too.

 

[sablebrush52]

Mazel Tov squared! He's a cutie!

 

[Zero]

I didn't know. I pray that God holds, strengthens, and protects your family. We had a scare with my daughter after her birth (a subarachnoid hemorrhage that caused seizures). Good to hear that you are all at home.

 

[kcghost]

That's great news. It is the toughest thing in the world dealing with illness to your child. But in addition to your newborn, you need to take care of yourself.

 

[anotherbob]

cute thing. As long as you know they grow up into adults it should all be fine.

 

[Flatfish]

Praise God. This is good news.
Will continue to pray for you.

Kristian

 

[karam]

Great news Scott, all the best!

 

[reloader]

Great news!

 

[Grangerous]

My son was born at 26 weeks. Water broke. Doctors said he’ll be born and die. He was less than 2lbs. My wedding ring for over his entire hand. He’d spent 47 days on a ventilator because his lungs weren’t formed and he’d suffered three pneumothorax, one in my presence.

All of this back in the ‘80’s when medical technology isn’t what it is today. Human pin cushion from all of the needle sticks for hourly blood gas evaluation to adjust the vent.

A lifetime of suffering and surgeries.

As intelligent as you and I but trapped in a broken vessel. Spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy and requires100 percent care for life. He’s He’s my hero. Still in the fight.

 

[SBC]

My son was born at 26 weeks. Water broke. Doctors said he’ll be born and die. He was less than 2lbs. My wedding ring for over his entire hand. He’d spent 47 days on a ventilator because his lungs weren’t formed and he’d suffered three pneumothorax, one in my presence.

All of this back in the ‘80’s when medical technology isn’t what it is today. Human pin cushion from all of the needle sticks for hourly blood gas evaluation to adjust the vent.

A lifetime of suffering and surgeries.

As intelligent as you and I but trapped in a broken vessel. Spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy and requires100 percent care for life. He’s He’s my hero. Still in the fight.

Grangerous,

My heart both breaks and rejoices to hear this. I just prayed for him and you all, and will continue to whenever I see your handle.
If you ever have a more specific prayer request, please don't hesitate to PM.

Broken vessels that hold this treasure, yes, but Behold, He makes all things new.

 

[Chasing Embers]

Sounds like he's made it through the worst of it. Glad to hear all is well for him and your family.

 

[ADKPiper]

EXCELLENT NEWS!

 

[Streeper541]

HOORAY!!! What wonderful news!

 

[CoffeeAndBourbon]

Awesome!!!

 

[canucklehead]

Awesome glad to hear! I remember when we finally got to take our little guy home from the NICU on New Years 8 years ago, it was a wonderful time but also nerve wracking the first couple nights watching him sleep and not sleeping. I hope and pray that you will both be healthy and happy this year and for years yet to come.

 

[TheIronMonkey]

I’m glad to hear he’s home. Now, we just need you on the mend.

 

[timt]

Fantastic news! No matter how grateful you feel for the awesome care you receive in the hospital, it’s always good to get back home. Wishing you and your family all the best.

 

[simong]

The best of news!