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Tuesday, September 23, 2008
The Day After Hip Surgery
Mary Kate's hip surgery went very well yesterday. For those of you who are more technical, the surgery included a pelvic osteotomy and reduction of the right femur. She is now stabilized in a hot pink body cast for the next few months. Although she is not crazy about the cast, she is adjusting to this new way of life. The good news is that she can eat as many cheerios as she desires! Mary Kate has been stoic, brave and compliant, we are very proud of her. Thank you so much for your prayers, we have been filled with peace as a result.
Sunday, September 21, 2008
The Day Before the Big Day.
Today is Sunday and we enjoyed a fun day that included church, swimming, (laundry for me) and family dinner. Mary Kate loves to jump to her daddy in the swimming pool and Jack and Lily are fish! They have become wonderful swimmers this summer and I am so proud of them.
Tomorrow is Mary Kate's hip surgery. We are anxious, but know that God will take great care of us throughout the process. Thank you in advance for your prayers.
Tomorrow is Mary Kate's hip surgery. We are anxious, but know that God will take great care of us throughout the process. Thank you in advance for your prayers.
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
One Down, One to Go!
One week ago, Mary Kate had palate closure surgery and received her first set of ear tubes. She is doing great! She has been such a trooper, but I think she really misses her beloved cheerios. She has been on a liquid/soft diet for the past week. We have a follow-up appointment tomorrow with the oral surgeon and I am hopeful he will add a few additions to her diet as she is growing tired of oatmeal, applesauce and yogurt! She also misses her sippy cup and bottle!
On Monday 9/22, Mary Kate will undergo hip surgery to correct the right hip dysplasia and will be in body cast for THREE months. As you can imagine, we would appreciate your prayers during this difficult time. Thank you so much!
On Monday 9/22, Mary Kate will undergo hip surgery to correct the right hip dysplasia and will be in body cast for THREE months. As you can imagine, we would appreciate your prayers during this difficult time. Thank you so much!
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