Tomorrow

I almost hate to say, because I don't want to jink us, but we are suppose to go home tomorrow. She got her staples out of her neck and is getting her central line out this afternoon. She is alert and playful. She smiles all of the time. Cardiology came to see her and said she looks better than they have ever seen her. The flow across the homograft valve (the new piece they put in) is great. She has very minimal leakage. Everything seem to be doing what it is suppose to. Her cardiologist said he would like for us to work on getting her off the vent over the summer. Then once she is off the vent, they will try taking her off the Viagra. She seems to be stronger than I have seen her since getting her trach. She has never really been able to make noise over her trach before. She could if her trach ties were loose and she wasn't getting good volumes. But now, she is making all kinds of noises around her trach even with the trach ties tight. So that is a good sign that she has more strength. I can't even begin to describe how much she has improved over the weekend or for that matter how much better she is now. I can't remember her looking so healthy. The Lord is good. He has answered our prayers again and again. Isabella has probably needed repaired for some time now but was unable to go through surgery until now. God has is perfect timing in everything. Janie our chaplain has shared this with us and I would like to share it with you. So I leave you with this

IN HIS TIME

In his time, In his time;

He makes all things beautiful in His time.

Lord, please show me every day

As Your're teaching me your way,

That You do just what You say

In Your time.

In Your time, in Your time;

You make all things beautiful in Your time.

Lord, my life to You I bring;

May each song I have to sing

Be to You a lovely thing

In Your time.

Diane Ball