Swimpy wrote:I don't think it was an infection, Soz. I think the protective gear is just a precaution. I haven't been in direct communication with mom or dad since the 19th. My son has, though. He told me this morning that T is back on the active list for a heart. <exhale>
I thought that because it sounded like the hold meant infection... but he's back on the active list! That's great!
Still time for a truly fabulous Christmas present... omming and hoping...
OOooooommmmming for Tadhg and his family. I can't imagine the stamina it must take to keep going day after day when it's your child who is in such danger.
Oooooommmmm...
Swimpy wrote:No word yet.
Just stopping in to see if anything new has developed.
Me too, Edgar. Oooooommmmmm.
Still hoping for a Christmas miracle.
Never give up hope. We are all hoping too.
While thinking of Tadhg today, I remembered what tough little customers babies can be. Those sweet, cuddly little bodies look so helpless, yet babies can pull through things that would kill most of us adults. I guess it is the miracle, the magic of youth.
He is really doing his part--doing a mind-blowing job of pulling through each incident, ready to get on with life when a heart comes in for him. The strength of babies is almost beyond comprehension.
Still Ooooooommmmmmming for that brave little boy.
You said it all, Diane. This guy is amazingly resilient. I have no doubt he will grow up to be a great man someday.
Swimpy--
I haven't had a chance to check out the website, but my thoughts are with Tadhg today.
Merry Christmas.
I've been thinking of Tadhg today.
He's a great little fighter.
No update on the blog, I'll keep looking in.
Still fighting. Another left hook and uppercut delivered to Adversity (with a loving gaze and a wriggle of his toes).
Ommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
No.1 son saw T yesterday. He was doing well.
Good to hear. Still hoping for that heart.
Maybe the beautiful fluffy snow here will mean something good for Tadhg.
ommmmmmmmmmming from the Limestone City
