So we though day 1 was difficult, but they kept telling us the 2nd nite is rough. Well they didn't lie. Sophie was in one of 2 states, happy eating, or crying at the top of her lungs. So basically angie breast fed non stop from 9pm till early this morning with a few minutes of crying in between. They say this goes away, I hope they are non lying about that part :). But really all is well, the milk will come the important part that baby and angie are fine, even though both might be a bit tired. I don't count, I just fetch stuff and hold baby when she is screaming.
Natalia is doing well, she had a bronchoscopy and they determined that the source of the bleeding is not as serious (or big) as they thought. She also slept well and is stable. I have not been there so I am sure to be symplifying things, but I am thinking all positive thoughts at the moment and know that the people at TGH are the best in the world at lung transplants and are working very hard to find these lungs.
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Not sure how long you stay at the hospital in Canada, but our first night home before my milk came in was really tough as well. The next day things got better though. As long as Sophie is latching well, you shouldn't have to worry too much.
Hope you all get some sleep soon!
awesome news!!!! thanks for the updates...we really go nuts over here not knowing!!! :-)
What a perfect little bundle Sophie is. She is gorgeous!!!!! Things are going to get easier soon and you all will feel much better when you are home.
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