Audrey is visibly more comfortable today.
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5-year-old Audrey was born with her lungs connected to her stomach and an incomplete esophagus (Long Gap EA/TEF or Esophageal Atresia). After two big surgeries and 142 days in the NICU in Utah, Audrey finally moved home but has since needed much more surgery, now in Boston. Much of her food still comes through a tube directly into her stomach, and she has had many procedures to help her swallow food, but she is thriving today. Thank you for blessing us with your love and prayers.
Saturday, May 7, 2011
May 7
We say a hard good bye to Mom and Dad S., Susie's parents, who have been close at our sides the past week. We feel very blessed that Justin's parents are planning to stay for a few more weeks to continue to help us with the other four children back home. Susie will continue to stay at the Ronald McDonald House for the next few weeks until Justin's parents have to return to their home in California.
Audrey is visibly more comfortable today.
We're both wiped out, and head home for a nap. The weather is gorgeous and Susie is pining for the kids-- just longing for the simple normal things like watching them play outside on a sunny Saturday. It's been a month of yucky weather and about as far from normal as we've ever known. We head down to our hometown and Justin goes with his parents to see the Carl Bloch exhibit (last day of a phenomenal art lend) at BYU, Susie stays home with the kids and just watches them play in the yard for the last hour of daylight.
Audrey is visibly more comfortable today.
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