Noah continues to struggle here at the hospital.
His oxygen levels need to be changed repeatedly, and at one point this morning he was up to 1.75 litres, when typically .5 is enough. This is because there is a lot of mucus in his chest and he has trouble moving it around and therefore difficulty breathing.
Noah is also putting out a lot more than he is taking in, so he is on IV fluids as well as a replacement for all the stool he is putting out.
Noah has been very moody (which is understandable) and so his smiles and laughter are very welcome when they did come!
Each day again, we are reminded of how fragile life is and we pray that the LORD will sustain Noah during this infection.
His oxygen levels need to be changed repeatedly, and at one point this morning he was up to 1.75 litres, when typically .5 is enough. This is because there is a lot of mucus in his chest and he has trouble moving it around and therefore difficulty breathing.
Noah is also putting out a lot more than he is taking in, so he is on IV fluids as well as a replacement for all the stool he is putting out.
Noah has been very moody (which is understandable) and so his smiles and laughter are very welcome when they did come!
Each day again, we are reminded of how fragile life is and we pray that the LORD will sustain Noah during this infection.
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