I was discharged from the hospital this morning and after a brief stop by the house I came down to memorial Hermann children's hospital to see my two boys!! Thankfully I have had my parents by my side this whole time and they are planning on staying through the weekend. Anthony's mom and grandmother have been down in Houston with Anthony and Connor the past two days. We are so thankful they have all been here with us and don't know how we could have made it hrough this time without them!
Connor is absolutely adorable are getting better every day. They don't think we will ever know what exactly happened to his arm. They think that he had it caught on something or the cord was wrapped around it or something like that. The important thing is that it he is moving it more, has a increased grip and his skin color is normal. There are still two red areas and he will fuss a little bit if we mess with it too much. They are going to have a neurologist look at it on Monday. As for his belly he had meconium plug syndrome. The first poop that babies have is called meconium and usually occurs in the first 24 hours. When there is a meconium plug it is harder for the baby it pass and they usually need a little help. This is what happened with Connor and as soon as they gave him an enema it all came out and his distended belly started getting better. I am hopefully going to get to breast feed him tomorrow and hopefully he will start having normal poops which will allow us to go home sooner. His breathing is great now. He was only intubated for one day and then on C-pap for one day and now he is breathing on his own and his O2 saturation is 100%.
Anthony and I gave him his first bath tonight and he hated it at first but LOVED getting his head rubbed and hair brushed.
Thank you for all the sweet notes, texts, emails and prayers! We are going to keep updating this blog when we have any news.
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