October 26, 2009

CHOA Were On Our Way.


CHOA is the Children's Hospital Of Aurora. We check in at 12:30 and then head up to our room. We get tot take the Willy Wonka glass elevator to the 6th room unload and prepare for the yucky, smelly and very miserable administering of those electrodes!

We are taking two huge suit cases with all Abby's gear and blankets and pillows for comfort! One of our sweet nurses let me borrow her laptop, so I am hoping to blog while we are there! I think I will get a lot of computer time in during these 5 days! I am also taking my camera, so maybe if this laptop works I can upload some photos of our smelly, yucky but very necessary adventure.

So if ya want to say hello, please feel free to drop me a line either here or e-mail me at hislittlelambs@msn.com.

6 comments:

  1. Praying that all goes well and for as much comfort as possible for your 5 day stay. You will be in my thoughts for the next few days.

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  2. Hey there....when can I come visit? Email me!

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  3. Praying that your stay in the hospital goes as well as it possibly can! I feel for you.....hospital stays stink! Hang in there! HUGS!!!

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  4. Please post and please send us pictures of your sweet Abby. What all is she having done over the five days. Will she be sedated?? Praying that your body will be ok with this hospital stay and the sleeping arrangements. Will be checking back so often.

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  5. Praying for Abbers and for you. I know this is not going to be an easy stay...I will be praying for your back and that you can get the most sleep possible. We were not able to make the trip out to Colorado...so I will not be seeing you but I am here if you want to e-mail or want someone to talk to. We will be praying these tests give the Dr. wisdom is findings for Abby.

    Much love to all of you. ~ Jen, Tom and Brees.

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  6. Praying, praying, praying.......

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