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My full and kooky life as a homeschooling mommy to 2 great kids, raising a child with HLHS (Hypolastic Left Heart Syndrome), coping with depression, following Jesus, and being much too camera happy.
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17 responses to “Transfer from er to the patient room at 9:40 p.m.”
Oh, the poor kids! How many more times will they have to do that walk? How is she now, Esther?
It was a bad bad day! We went to the pediatrician’s office thinking that it was going to be a quick visit with an antibiotic treatment like for me and Elliot. But that quickly spiraled down to one hospital for a chest x-ray and abdomen ultrasound and then another hospital for the ER.
This was actually the first time that Elliot and Chris were able to meet up in the ER. Usually, we are there late at night or in the middle of the night. It was nice to have them meet us there and to accompany us back to the room.
How many more times stay in hospital. I hope she is controlled cycle vomiting 🤮! I send hug & wishes good early recovery.
Tack Care, Esther. Good bless you!
Tell me about it!! It’s happening too frequently and quite honestly, wearing all of us out each time. But with God’s help, we are able to withstand and recover.
Yes, it’s about you. Always god help 🙏. Now you & kids better feel. All reports are normally. God bless you! Tack Care,My friend!
I she gets better quickly. She’s been through so much already.
Thank you, Liz!! Quite a summer with all this cyclic vomiting episodes.
❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏 In Jesus Name, speaking deliverance from all sickness patterns and afflictions, supernatural healing and wholeness.
Amen!! God is so good to us and in the hospital we experience Him more powerfully and He gives us the assurance that He is in control in an out of control situation.
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If you can find a good naturopathic doctor it would be invaluable, praying 🙏
Thank you!!
Sorry to hear she’s in the hospital again. I hope she gets better soon, Esther.
Thank you, Miriam!!
Oh no – I’m so sorry Esther. What a long and exasperating road this year has been for you.
Thank you, Linda! It’s been quite a year, shocking and startling with all these new heart things coming up. Whew. But she’s a trooper and doing much better now.
I’m glad to hear that Esther – she (and all of you) deserve a break for a while. You are juggling many balls in the air.