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It was a long day of waiting at the hospital to make sure Evie was OK to leave today. She was alert and playful when we first arrived:
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Silliness with Uncle David:
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We needed 3 red wagons to get Evie and all our things to the car (Francis had schelpped half the toys from our house over to the hospital, and all Evie wanted to play with was Auntie Clare's bracelets).
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One for the road!
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Getting dressed:
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In the wagon:
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"Goodbye, PSHU!"
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Playing with her piano at home:
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A bottle with Daddy:
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A little more with Mom, and then time for bed!
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We are so grateful for everyone's prayers during the last month. To say it was an ordeal is an understatement. Evie still has a lot of healing to do, and I have to keep track of all her meds, and get used to her being attached to oxygen all the time. I truly feel that the worst part is behind us, though! Check tomorrow for the twins' "reunion" photos!
10 comments:
Praise God for this! I am so happy she was able to come home with you guys. I can't wait to see the pics of the two of them together again!
Welcome home, Evie! May you have a peaceful time to match the picture of you with your mom .
Judy E.
Fantastic News! Thanks for the update, it made my monday morning great!
Lisa Stoner
-Brad and David's friend in MD
Halleluia!!!! God is good!
Welcome home Evie!!!
Love, "Auntie" Pat and "Uncle" Ken
Wonderful news! So glad to read your sweetie is home now.
I used a day planner-calendar to keep track of what/when/where with everything when we brought our preemie home after each of her two hospital stays. It helped keep everything straight. I also set her meds/monitoring schedule up on a spreadsheet and checked things off as I did then because sometimes I found myself easily confused wondering - did I already do that? The day planner was great too because I could journal the little pertinent details (like how much she took in, diapers, if she vomited, how she was acting,etc.) Very useful when we had our doctor visits. The O2 tank (even the little one) was like carting around two babies that were attached to each other. You probably already know all this - please disregard if so.
I can't wait to see reunion photos of Evie and Gavin.
Continued prayers and good wishes!
Julia and Matt Schuck
We're SO excited that Evie is home - we can't imagine how you all feel! Tears of joy and continued prayers from our family to yours! We love you!
Love,
Beth, Jimmy & Frankie
The three best words yet --- Evie is home!!!!! Thank you, Jesus! You're all been through so much but you are also blessed with so much --- two beautiful children. Can't wait to see the photos of their reunion.......thanks again - so much - for sharing each day of Evie's journey with us. It really meant a lot to know her condition each day. God bless you all!
Three much-awaited words -- EVIE IS HOME!!!!! Thank you, Jesus!
Thank you so much for sharing each day of Evie's journey. It meant a lot to know how she was doing each day -- as well as how you both were doing too.
Can't wait to see the photos of their union.
God bless you all and keep you in His loving card.
What wonderful news! I'll continue to send prayers for her continued healing, and some extra ones for her parents and family to have the energy to keep up with her care at home.
love, jan
We are very excited for you all. I can't imagine what it has been like the last month for you and know that you must have had a lot of help from above to keep you going. Please know you will continue to be in our prayers and we are thinking about you. Thank you for all the updates. Try and get some rest so you can stay strong.
Shauna, Bruce, Sam and Jadyn
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