Sorry, for leaving those of you who I don't know in person and aren't on my Facebook list in the dark..
Nolen with his Electrodes attached under his sock cap |
Once here, they immediately put us back under "isolation conditions" which mean the doctors enter the room in really snazzy masks, gloves and aprons to protect themselves and other patients from potential germs Nolen might be creating. After what felt like an endless stream of doctors, questions, exams, and telling of our story, they decided to do a Video EEG overnight (which is much longer than the normal EEG of 4 hours). Ryan arrived, and since Nolen isn't being fed (he's on maintenance fluids to keep levels up), I left for a quick moments of rest and to take care of a few things at the house for the girls (who are with family). The room here only has one bench-suppose-to-be-bed that only one person can fit despite my very slim size, so we will probably be looking into the Ronald McDonald house which is only about a mile down the road since our home is a little ways away.
Unlike the other hospitals, meals are not included for parents, so Ryan and I will probably end up taking breaks at the Ronald McDonald house and bringing meals back during "shift change". We really don't have anything new to report.
Tests w/results (these were run at the other hospital)
-second 24 hour culture clear
-Blood work, Urine,
-First and Second Cranial Ultrasound Clear
Results due today:
Second 48 hour culture
Video EEG
Tests being run today:
MRI
but we may add more
Daddy reading Dr. Dolittle to Nolen. It was our bedtime book while he was away and the girls seemed to enjoy it. Whenever he was awake at Virtua I'd read and he seemed to enjoy it. |
2 comments:
we are praying so hard for you guys, my oldest has her school praying for nolen too.
thinking about you guys all the time.
prayers and hugs.
forgot to say keep up posted when you can, get some rest and try to eat. so much easier to say and type then do i know!
hugs and prayers!
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