Adi was a trooper! I have to blow a horn for her because every faculty change while we were there were coming in the room telling us how they were looking forward to having Adi because EVERYONE was talking, nurses, PA's, Dr's, students, all of them were talking about how AMAZING she is! We can say...we agree with them!!!
Initially seeing Adi having to go through the process of having all of these wires hooked to her head I was upset inside...my heart was breaking for her! But, after I saw how calm and collected she was for not even 2 years old, I made myself get a grip! What an amazing, strong little girl we have!
We got to the hospital at 12:30 Thursday and were discharged at 11 a.m. Friday! Before we were discharged we were able to speak the to pediatric neurologist and the resident neurologist who did a "glance" at the scans to be sure there was nothing "major" that stuck out to them...like, epilepsy! She is in the clear for that! Thank god!
Now, this doesnt mean we are in the clear for everything, but if and I need to stress IF there is a small issue, we can tackle that in a much lighter fashion! We are all hoping and praying that all of the testing and observations are just precautionary as we have yet to see the pediatric cardiologist as well!
Getting all hooked up and being perfect!!
After she was all wrapped up!
Adi was so happy when her daddy arrived! I can proudly say she is daddy's girl!
5 minutes in the chair on daddy and she was OUT!
They had this pretty cool tree on the wall for Adi!
Adi thought she was pretty cool on this bed/crib!
Waiting to get the wires off!!!
As Adi called it...her purse to go shopping!! If she didnt carry her "purse" when she moved, it pulled HARD on her head! The cario wires allowed her about 6-7 feet to move but these were only about 2.5-3 feet, however the main cord was MUCH longer than the cardio machine.
Adi minus the wires with her greasy hair to get the glue out!
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