We get to have this little beauty in our living room running 24/7 while we're in the house. I wish you could hear it because it doesn't purr like a kitten, but rumbles like a generator. I guess that's because it is a generator for O2. I hope this only lasts a week. I don't think I can take 3 months or even a year with this thing. That's the bad news.The good news is Sean is home-for now. I think the surgeons would like to have him at the hospital, but the cardiologists are of the mindset that maybe Sean will do better and pick up if he's at home. So far, that's not the case. I'll say it a different way; I think Sean is shell-shocked. He's just not happy, even to be home. He definitely doesn't want me around and is clinging with all his might to momma. I guess that's to be expected. Thanks for praying and if you think about it, continue to pray that his O2 goes up because this machine is worse than anything I heard at the hospital.
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Praying for everyone...for Sean's oxygen level to increase and stay up and for his heart to heal well. For Dawn and Gary to get some sweet rest in the midst of chaos. For Liz and Will to fill in the gaps and to know where they fit in all of this. The voice of experience is saying that we know how difficult the recovery is and how pulled and strained everyone can feel. Please let us know if there is anything that we can do...even loan Luke's cozy coupe to Sean if it would make him feel better!!
Love you all,
Michael, Judy, Kayli, Caleb and Luke
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