Isabella in her baptism gown
Loving on her vent tubing. She does best laying on her side. It takes the pressure off where that aneurysm is pushing down
Snoozing away
Getting baptized
Our awesome social worker Melissa stands in as the Catholic Rep for Isabella's baptism
Proud Parents and Father Morgan
Tracy, one of our favorite Chaplains poses with Bella
You can tell she just doesn't feel well
Too cute!!
Little Angel
It has been confirmed, we are having surgery on Monday at 7:30 a.m. Please remember Isabella in your prayers that day. I will keep everyone up to date with any new changes
And again Thank you, thank you for all of your prayers
Please remember Ava Boeckman in your prayers. They were unable to get her off ecmo today, so they are shooting for trying again on Monday. So Monday is the big day for both families.
9 comments:
Beautiful pics! Can't wait to see you guys in the morning!
Love,
Sarah
I love the pictures of Isabella you looked like a little angle in your baptism gown. I hope you get to feeling better soon. I will be praying for you on Monday.
I love you all from Adrianna and her mommy Kim
You will be on my mind all day monday as well as Ava. Thanks for posting pictures, they are great. Bella looks great in her gown. I will make sure to send extra special prayers on Monday.
Great pictures! The baptismal gown is beautiful--who made it? I'll bet I can guess.
We'll be praying for you here!
Love,
Angela
She looks like a perfect little angel...BEAUTIFUL! Thanks for sharing. Praying and sending lots of love :)
I recieved the link to your site from CHD families and wanted you to know I will be thinking about you. I have a blog too for my daughter Abi. We will be in the same hospital on Tues. for spinal cord surgery..if we end up in the PICU, which we very well should, I will try to connect in person if you don't mind...or if you see us, don't be afraid to say "HI'!
Noel Clayton
http://claytonkids.blogspot.com/
Just got through talking to your sweet Mom on the phone about 5:30 pm. She has everything packed and sitting by the door ready to head for KC. We know it will mean so much to you to have your family there with you.
Paul and I have been exposed to chicken pox, and really feel we need to stay in Sedan and pray for you all. Would love to be there to give you hugs and visit all through the surgery, but we'll be there in love and prayers.
We know Isabella is in wonderful hands, doctor wise, and of course, the loving hands of the Lord. I read your story ever so often, "The Smell of Rain". The Lord is so near! Far more than us big adults can comprehend.
And when we can't express in words the turmoil in our hearts, there's a song that says, "Tears are a Language God Understands". It's such a comfort to know, we don't have to have the ability to put it in words.......He can understand our tears!
Lifting little Isabella, you and Matt, and all your family to the ONE who can really help.....
Love, Aunt Judy & Uncle Paul
The pictures are just adorable! Thanks for posting them!
Aunt Judy
I received this link through the CHD families support group. My prayers will be with Isabella and your fsmily Monday. I hope all goes well and that her recovery is free of complications. My son was born with cardiomyopathy and received a heart transplant last August. I csn relate to some of your worries. If you need anything or need to talk, please contact me. My son has a websie, www.caringbridge.org/visit/brodytucker. Please keep us updated about her surgery!
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