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Abby is still throwing up.  They are changing a few things and trying to decide what works best for her.  Zofran doesn't seem to be doing the trick.  The poor girl keeps making her incisions bleed from the exertion.  They stopped her feeds last night and won't start them again for a while. 

The good news is it looks like she should move out of the PICU today, and they are giving her permission to get out of bed when she feels up to it. I don't think that will be right now....

Poor baby.  It's so hard to see her shaking and clenching from the withdrawal.  She's not responding to me at all--just staring pitifully.  I'm hoping she will get through the withdrawal today so that she can start to feel better.
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Mary Lou said…
Julie....
"Abby is still throwing up. They are changing a few things and trying to decide what works best for her. Zofran doesn't seem to be doing the trick. The poor girl keeps making her incisions bleed from the exertion. Poor baby. It's so hard to see her shaking and clenching from the withdrawal. She's not responding to me at all--just staring pitifully." Hugs, Friend!! ;)
Love you later, Raelyn

November 12, 2014 at 12:38 AM
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