I think Harper was wondering what was going on that morning, why no breakfast?why am i allowed to watch "baby signing times" right now? ;)
At Boystown, in her surgery wardrobe...
the hardest part of the day for Harper was waiting so long to have some breakfast!i think her toes were starting to sound pretty tasty!
As always, she was a great sport!
Post-surgery, she was great! Just had to hang out for a bit and make sure she
As always, she was a great sport!
Post-surgery, she was great! Just had to hang out for a bit and make sure shewas okay coming out of it...
Last week, we took Harper to Boystown Hospital to have tubes placed in both of her ears. She had hit the marker & it was time (6 ear infections in 6 months! poor girl). We spent the morning there & were out by noon! Wonderful staff and Dr. Allen all contributed to a safe + speedy surgery. Harper is simply thriving now that she can hear again! She's walking more, talking more and we hope will be able to stay healthy for a good, long time.
Last week, we took Harper to Boystown Hospital to have tubes placed in both of her ears. She had hit the marker & it was time (6 ear infections in 6 months! poor girl). We spent the morning there & were out by noon! Wonderful staff and Dr. Allen all contributed to a safe + speedy surgery. Harper is simply thriving now that she can hear again! She's walking more, talking more and we hope will be able to stay healthy for a good, long time.
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Your brother Tim is one of my daughter's nurses while she is going through chemo. I hope you don't mind, but he showed me your blog because our little Averi has DS too.
He is always bragging about Harper and wanted me to see pictures of her. She is beautiful! I'm glad the surgery went so well.
Nice to "meet" you Tiffany. I'm glad Tim shared our blog with you. I really enjoy following blogs of people we may not know, but have a common thread through DS, it helps make the world seem a little smaller :)
We wish Averi a healthy and speedy recovery! Jaeme
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