Had a great weekend with Lincoln and Lacey.
Goodbyes were hard once again, it sure doesn't get any easier. Hopefully not to
much longer in Calgary.
We should be coming home this week. Not sure on the
exact day yet. Oliver has been healthy enough to be in the level 2 NICU since
Wednesday. But he needs to be in the prone position for ten days. They would of
transferred us to Lethbridge NICU or the pediatric ICU here at the Children's
hospital but all the beds are full. We can leave once we hit the ten day mark.
They just haven't decided if they will ambulance Oliver to Lethbridge as 2.5
hours straight is too long for him to be on his back in a car seat. Or they
said we can rent a bassinet car seat (car bed) from foothills that allows him
to lay on his stomach. So it's all up in the air right now, on what the exact
plans are.
Oliver's still fussy at times due to shoulder and
neck pain. Poor little guy! We just do our best to comfort him with back rubs,
warm blankets and talking to him. I can't wait to hold him.
One way we found to comfort Oliver is to hold his hands.
Once Lincoln and lacey got home
today from visiting us, they played out side in the snow with Papa-moto.
Had a great weekend with Lincoln and Lacey.
Goodbyes were hard once again, it sure doesn't get any easier. Hopefully not to
much longer in Calgary.
We should be coming home this week. Not sure on the
exact day yet. Oliver has been healthy enough to be in the level 2 NICU since
Wednesday. But he needs to be in the prone position for ten days. They would of
transferred us to Lethbridge NICU or the pediatric ICU here at the Children's
hospital but all the beds are full. We can leave once we hit the ten day mark.
They just haven't decided if they will ambulance Oliver to Lethbridge as 2.5
hours straight is too long for him to be on his back in a car seat. Or they
said we can rent a bassinet car seat (car bed) from foothills that allows him
to lay on his stomach. So it's all up in the air right now, on what the exact
plans are.
Oliver's still fussy at times due to shoulder and
neck pain. Poor little guy! We just do our best to comfort him with back rubs,
warm blankets and talking to him. I can't wait to hold him.
One way we found to comfort Oliver is to hold his hands.
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