This time last year was one of the longest days of our lives
as Jessica spent eleven hours in theatre having her Norwood procedure and first
attempt at the Glenn procedure. Looking at her this morning, laughing and
chatting away and seeing the Christmas tree at home for the first time, we feel
very, very blessed that our little miracle is here and thriving and we are able
to look forward to our first Christmas at home as a family. A huge thank you to the surgical team and
all the wonderful doctors and nurses on PICU and Ocean Ward for helping to get
Jessica where she is now, not to mention all the support and prayers from all
our wonderful friends and family and everyone who has been following Jessica’s
journey.
We had a recent check-up at Wexham Park Hospital and all was
well. Jessica now weighs 8800g (19lb
6oz) and is 73.6cm tall. Her sats have
been in the mid-80s recently which is great and she continues to be as happy
and smiley as ever. She has been
teething again – looks like the top two teeth will be making an appearance
shortly (all she wants for Christmas are her two front teeth!)
She has been to another Christmas party – this time
organised by Friends of PICU and had a lovely time there. Michael and Louise have been busy rehearsing
over the past few weeks for a fundraising concert in aid of Friends of PICU
which will be on 19th January 2013 at Christ Church in Uxbridge –
tickets are available from the church office – click here for more details.
We have one more Christmas party to go this weekend and then
will be looking forward to Christmas at home.
Merry Christmas to everyone who has been following us this year – God bless
you all.
Happy Happy Happy Christmas to the three of you! Jessica looks so festive in her red and white.
ReplyDeleteThank you Elizabeth - hope you have a wonderful Christmas too xx
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