We woke up bright an early this morning and left home by 5:45 am. Our sweet little girl did not sleep any more in the care ride, she just looked outside the window and seemed pretty excited to be gong somewhere.
We waited for a while and we met with different doctors and nurses. Amazingly, Nina did not ask for milk or something to eat. She did notice Andy and I were chewing gum and she asked for a jelly bean!
Here we are waiting.Nina got her new pajamas on and she was pretty excited. She was pretty happy to wear a hat too, although she insisted we were not putting it on right.
Then they said one of us could go back with her. Nina chose her daddy and so Andy got his blue pajamas on so he could go in with Nina :)
They offered a medicine (drug) that would make Nina ll loopy and basically will "erase" her memory from what will happen. We agreed to it as we are not sure how this could impact Nina after all she has had to go through in her life. She was so out of it! Basically she was "high."
Before Andy and Nina got to go in, they came and said Andy could no longer go in because of the many procedures they will do, the order required is not conducive to having parents be there. Whatever they are doing first does not require full sedation, I think that was the issue.
So we are waiting. The procedures started at 9:35 and they said this will take at least 3 hours. So we will be waiting and praying for our sweet girl.
Please pray with us too!
And continue to pray for Crissie and her family please.
I've been praying all morning and I'll continue through the day. Looking forward to an update!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet girl in her little cap. She does look rather "high" in that last photo. Praying for you guys and constantly praying for Chrissie.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness! She gets more beautiful each time I see her! I will be Praying throughout today...for Sweet Nina...Mommy and Daddy and two Sisters at home. I Pray for Peace for Nina, but mostly for you, as you wait for the surgeries to be done. And, for safety and lots of pain relief after surgery! Take care and God Bless you ALL! JO
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