Unable to find any veins in his little hands, he was told to 'blow up the balloon' attached to the anaesthesia tube. Which he did, for an unfeasibly long time. The doctors and nurses were all:
They harvested a large amount of this:
Back in the ward, he discovered the joys of Xbox for the very first time, and spent six hours doing this:
I don't even know which character I am.On the way home we stopped at McDonald's so he could have a milkshake. In the car, he said in a panic, 'What's that noise?!' It was:
Hooray! Glad it went well.
ReplyDeleteaww my eyes have welled up *wipes eyes*
ReplyDeleteso glad it went well x
ReplyDeleteyay! glad everything went well!
ReplyDeleteThrilled to hear that it all went well.
ReplyDeleteYay!! Glad he's going well.
ReplyDeleteGlad it all went well. Must be a relief!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! A little tear over him hearing birdsong. What a wonderful new life for him.
ReplyDeleteAnd what a lot of begging for XBox now in your future?
oh so glad it went well! i know that fear when you leave them with the doctors.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant :) and a little *sniff* at the birdsong bit.
ReplyDeleteAwww Bless. Glad it went well. Enjoy watching his little face light up at new sounds, before his 'selective hearing' kicks in!
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Yeah! Though he had a much better time at the hospital than I remember having. Then again they didn't even have nintendo back then. Dear god I'm old.
ReplyDeletemmmm, david tennant.....sorry, where was I? Love your selection of pics, hope jamie is feeling better. Amazed they didn't dig out some ryvita crumbs.
ReplyDeleteThat's so lovely Amanda, I'm so happy it's made such a difference to him already. Hope he continues to improve :)
ReplyDeleteok...just read this post...ignore my comment on the Cool Girls' post...sooo happy it all went well!!! what a great feeling it must be to have the operation behind you both and to know that it was successful!!! Hooray!!!
ReplyDeleteI have just found your blog from Kims blog and have to say I am so delighted that your little boy can now hear. My daughter has just failed her hearing test and now have the long and agonising wait to see if it will improve by itself.
ReplyDeleteI have had a little scroll down some of your posts and I have been in stitches. I love the way you write and the humour you bring to your blog. I can really relate to the over stimulated, sugared up, sleepy child. Been there...
I am so sorry to hear that you were at deaths door with your tonsilitus. It must have been very worrying for you. I do hope that everyone rallied round to help you in your hour of need. Seriously though, I had a bad bought of it last year and was not impressed. Funny how things we just dealt with as a child are so painful as an adult.
Glad you are feeling better.
Well I have rambled too much.
Have fun,
Rachael XX
glad it all went well, didn't know glitter glue came in that size pack. *sniff* over the birdsong.
ReplyDeleteWow - how very very exciting. I hope it unlocks things for him. K x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. The last line made me cry ♥
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