What a tough girl!
September 25, she’s out of surgery and looks good. She’ll be back in the OR to check the area for growth and reapply the vacuum. Hopefully in two weeks the cultures are still negative and the new cultures too. At that point, if appropriate, they go into OR and put a permanent pacemaker in. October 1, Halia goes into OR at 12. Can’t eat until after, so lots of crying, and I’m heartbroken as always. Chest looks good, but tissue needs to look better, so they might go to the other side for next week pacemaker plan. Halia absolutely doesn’t want to be under anesthesia. She fights it, and they must give her more than what you would think. Bless her. They took out one of the tubes.
sptennis64
I am the proud father of three amazing sons, Bradley, Hunter and Chase, All 3 were boy scouts with 2 becoming eagle scouts, two played college tennis players and third could have, and they have college degrees in Chemistry, Physics, Math and Kinesiology. They are a PA at Northwestern University in Chicago, a scientific and engineering researcher at Southern Research and a soon to be PT/PA student. The addition of a beautiful baby daughter, Halina, has joined our family tree. I am currently the Tennis Director at the Club and Spa at Fiddler's Creek in Naples, Florida.
