Isabella: Headed to KC tomorrow

Sunday, February 10, 2008

Headed to KC tomorrow

Well we are headed to KC in the morning for PT, OT and special care clinic. That is if the weather holds. It was a pretty uneventful weekend. Isabella is doing well and is as cute as ever. She has been congested for some time and I am not really sure on how to get her lungs clear, but other than that, I think she is doing okay. All smiles all the time with that girl!! Well I will hopefully get a post in tomorrow evening with a Dr. report.
Also don't forget to pray for Ava really really hard tomorrow. Tomorrow is the day for her open heart surgery. So please remember her and her family tomorrow.

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Story of Isabella Grace Gudde

Isabella was born December 23, 2006. She was born with a congenital heart defect called Truncus Arteriosus. She also was diagnosed with a deletion on her 22nd chromosome known as DiGeorge Syndrome. She had her first open heart surgery Febuary 27, 2007. She had 5 med flights last year. She had pulmonary hypertension and kept going into respiratory distress. After the 4th med flight, they decided to put in a trach and put her on the ventilator. She was home for 4 days before she was flown back. The fifth time was the worst. I really thought we were going to lose her. She again showed great strength and determination. She had a cardiac arrest on Aug 1, 2007. She was left brain damaged and we were told she was blind and deaf. Matt and I never accepted this fate and as time has gone on we have seen miracle after miracle. Bella now has her hearing back and much of her sight. She is still very far behind, but is making progress everyday. She came home September 12, 2007 after spending almost 160 days at Childrens Mercy in 2007. She was at home up until this February. She went in for her monthly check up and we found out she had a huge aneurysm at the conduit site on her heart. She underwent her second open heart surgery on February 21, 2008, just 6 days short from being one year post op from her first surgery. She is now home and doing fabulous. Enjoy the stories of our everyday miracles with Isabella.