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Well the last few weeks have been a whirlwind to say the least. Our son was born on September 10 at 3:59 pm. However, he almost wasn’t delivered on that day due to a whole lot of miscommunication resulting in a tremendous amount of unnecessary drama. But that‘s another post for another day. The bottom line is that Brody Asher was born weighing in at 7 lbs 8 oz and 19.5 inches. Unfortunately they hard to put my wife under general anesthetic, so I couldn’t be in the room when he was ...
Originally Posted by Megan Kleensang This is my daughter Phoebe's fight with Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia. She has been an amazing fighter and she is my cherub!
Since my original introductory post a lot has happened. Between numerous doctor and hospital visits, we have been riding an emotional rollercoaster: being elevated just to come screaming, speeding down to another bump or bend along the way. Today we were taken for a pretty alarming turn. We are currently at 28 weeks gestation and have officially entered our last trimester. What I've been describing as the honeymoon phase, where we were blindly optimistic, has come to ...
Updated 09-26-2013 at 09:38 AM by SamanthaStein
well what can I say, write, tweet, post etc.... but that he's doing great. Better than I could have dreamed. Hes so independent, brave and full of energy. First his doctors appt... cardiology gave him a 3 years pass. His echo, ekgs and what not are all great even after his endocarditis earlier this year. The doctor says he saws him in fine health and to return when he was 5 before kindergarten... can you believe that KINDERGARTEN!!! Pulmonary said the same. He free to go but mostly ...
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