The illustrations are excellent and show several spots around the hospital that are familiar if you've been there. I can see why a child would enjoy seeing them again in a book after being a patient. Towards the end of the book you'll see Dr. Scott. He says if we want he will be the cardiologist Will sees long term for outpatient check ups. He also explained that the cardiology team meets weekly to discuss cases. Since they all weigh in on the plan of action we get 14 other opinions. I especially like that he gets that without the hassle of leaving the hospital.
Killian, the child featured in the link above, has TOF like Will but his case is much more complicated.
Will is doing well. His recent bloodwork was "as perfect as perfect can be" and he got physical therapy for the first time today. A rare low key day!
~Jody
6 comments:
love the updates! thank you for keeping me in the know about sweet Will's progress. Low key days are very good ones to have! :)
Can't wait to go read the story! Sounds like this team of cardiologists is a good one, that is one prayer answered for sure!
I'm glad you guys are keeping up with this blog. It's nice to see new pics of Will and watch him grow!
Perfect as perfect can be sounds pretty good. Always glad to hear good news about that sweet baby!
Oh, that is so neat! This may sound crazy, but how does a baby get PT?
Still praying. You are in my thoughts daily. So sorry I haven't check in with you in a while. Still planning on a visit just need to find the time (and a sitter). Love all the pictures of him and his room!
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