Yep, we loaded Tyler into his carseat after getting thoroughly instructed about all of his meds , feeding schedule, how to check if the nasogastric tube is properly inserted, and other stuff. Still, though, we were overwhelmed when we unpacked everything the hospital sent with us. We have an IV stand, a pump to feed him, two stethoscopes, and geez , a bunch of stuff. Whoa. Now we need a new house just so we can have a pantry for his medical supplies! Tyler is doing well, though, so we are very happy about that. Scott is a little distressed that he's not getting as much attention anymore, so he'll throw stuff. The poor little guy! We'll make it through. People say, "Aren't you glad you don't have to go into the city anymore?" I'm like, "Well, he's got an alarm for anything that goes awry, and when we go to bed, someone on staff is there to help!" We spent 2 hours at the pharmacy when they kept saying, "15 more minutes!" Yeah, r