I hate to do it, but the PICC line must go in pronto tomorrow. In the long run, it will save Olivia more heartache and needle sticks than the alternative that we have been trying to do.
In all the busyness of life, there is still only one thing necessary. Our invitation is to make the Lord our Refuge.
“But the man who makes the Lord his Refuge will inherit the land and possess My holy mountain.”
—Isaiah 57:13
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Blowing It (Veins, That Is)
Thursday Morning, 2am: And things were going so well. Out of two active IVs, the one in her hand just blew to smithereens. [Notice knuckles and forearm in the picture.] I wish I had known that potassium has a tendency to degrade veins in “heart babies.” It would have come in handy three hours ago before we gave it to her. Especially since we’ve had such a hard time getting IVs in and keeping them working.
I hate to do it, but the PICC line must go in pronto tomorrow. In the long run, it will save Olivia more heartache and needle sticks than the alternative that we have been trying to do.
I hate to do it, but the PICC line must go in pronto tomorrow. In the long run, it will save Olivia more heartache and needle sticks than the alternative that we have been trying to do.
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We are encouraged by Olivia's improvement! God's troups continue to pray for her and for you and Amy. You are wonderful parents; keep standing strong - and when you feel like you can't anymore, don't... rest in knowing that our arms are holding yours up! All our love,
Mom and Dee
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