Monday, February 20, 2012
Day 3: afternoon
Megan is sitting up in a chair. It's good for her lungs and circulation. She's been up for over an hour. Yay, Meggie. The doc gave permission for her to sip water and have sugar-free popsicles. Of course, it will drain right down her gastric tube but it sure tastes good going down! She's getting a behind the ear patch to help with the nausea. She's also getting zofran and phenergan. She's getting some lasix (sp.?). That should help with some of the water she's retaining. After that they are going to remove the catheter. The doctor was really pleased with her progress. As I finish this, Megan has ordered a sugar-free sprite and popsicle. And, she's been sitting for 2-1/2 hours! Yippee!
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Yeah!!! Go Megan!
ReplyDeleteHooray. Glad she is doing so good. Keep it up mags
ReplyDeleteGod bless you Maggie! You might not know me but the inspiration you have given me is priceless!! Get better soon I'm praying for you and your family.
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DeleteYou have always done things better and faster than others! Keep it up. Still praying the nausea and pain lessen each day! Your mom is pretty amazing too! Hugs to all
ReplyDeleteAll I can say isYAYYYY!!!!!
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