It’s still hard to believe we’re home. Namine is such a joy to have in the house – we’ve waited so long to have her all to ourselves. She’s almost always full of smiles, a couple nights ago being an exception, but anybody would be a little crabby with only 2 hours of sleep. But I can tell you that our little munchkin scrunchkin adores being home.
We’ve been to the doctor twice; once for her cardiology clinic, and once for a suck-swallow study. Both went fine. Not only that, but we can officially start feeding her baby food!
You’ll notice the site has changed again. In trying to iron out some of the problems people have been having, I decided to start over. I’ve tested this new layout in every browser on Windows and Mac that I can think of, and I don’t see any problems. Commenting should be a breeze now, too. If anybody still has issues, shoot me an email: peiche at gmail.com.
I’ve uploaded a bunch of new pictures, which you can see on the blog page or the external photo album. And yes, there are pictures of her at home in this batch!
I’ll upload a bunch more videos when I get home tonight. Actually, it probably won’t happen until most of you are asleep, so look for them tomorrow.
On a somewhat personal note, I laughed so hard when someone at work complained about how much work their (normal) baby is. Sister, you have no idea.
I will say, though, we are extremely, extremely fortunate that Namine sleeps through the night. It’s the machines that keep us up (or wake us up). The apnea monitor we haven’t had a problem with, but that stupid vent alarms when there shouldn’t be any. Low pressure, my foot. Namine just pushes air around the trach, creating that low pressure. Oh, well.
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