It would be great to stay like this for a while, but Talia is clearly annoyed by the tube in her throat and would like to see it gone. We pray that this tenacity will be applied to her breathing once the tube is removed, and this is now planned for tomorrow.
We are also aying that as part of the complete healing for Talia, God will allow her to cope brilliantly with being off the ventilator and will activate her brain to operate the breathing (and other areas) fully normally. We don't want to see the apnea (see http://kidshealth.org/parent/medical/sleep/apnea.html) occuring frequently as previously and the doctors hope that she is now more able to cope.
Talia may have obstructions in her throat as well as the central problems and mid-morning tomorrow, we will see if she can cope on her own again. The heart issues are being put to one side at the moment, and we will concentrate on this key issue with her. She will be able to cry once again without the tube, which will be a pleasure to hear.
Today we celebrated her two week old birthday (thanks to Alison and Jan's mum especially) with her receiving a special card and a lovely bracelet with her name. The nurses prepared a lovely card, dressed her for the first time and Talia looked lovely and responded strongly.
Thanks to God for His mercies and thanks to all who are speaking words of LIFE over little Talia.
I will be holding Talia's lungs; her respiratory procducibg site in her brain stem being fully functional ; her windpipe & her oesophagus being CLEAR ALL IN MY PRAYERS TODAY: especially mid morning... In The Authority of Christ I pray for Talia's Full healing.... Thinking of you ALL Today Tuesday 22nd- luv Cedar
ReplyDeleteHi Jeremy and Jan - Just found out from Lavinia about your dear little girl and all you are going through. My heart goes out to you both and your dear little girl. Just wanted to let you and Jan know that I will be upholding you all continually before our Great and Gracious Heavenly Father.
ReplyDeleteMuch love and prayers Karen Freeman (nee Ingram) from SFC days at La Trobe Uni