The dr looked at EG's eyes and the good news is that he can see most of the retina...something he wasn't able to see before because of the blood vessels and blood in the way. He wants to do laser surgery and then inject another round of avastin. She will have to go to the operating room to do this and he hopes to fit her in tomorrow afternoon. Please pray once again that she will not need to be intubated while she is sedated and then obviously that it will be a success. If she responds well, we could be headed 'home' early next week. So we will count on late next week.
On a side note per the last post, before that post had been up even an hour, I had four different people call me to let me know they were thinking about me and wanted to know how they could pray. God always has our back, doesn't he?! AND Bible study was about taking every thought captive...time to renew the fight. God Bless you all tonight!
The life and adventures of two former MK's...and their new additions. Our first daughter was born full-term on Jan 19, 2009 and 10 short months later, our micro-preemie was born Nov 6, 2009 at 24w3d and 1 pound 6 ounces. Read her story and our journey below.
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The Lord is good to answer so quickly about progress in EG's eyes! Will be praying for the next phase too--for EG and you and even greater outcome so she won;t need to keep going through so much. How do you think she is doing/responding to all that is being done to her? what's her weight now? Still on 0xygen? Is she still nursing well? Sorry so many questions but was wondering..
I wanted to share Lamentations 3:22-24 with you. Praying for you all and the health care personelle caring for EG too. A song our choir has sung is "WE are never alone, for God is with us".
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