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They removed his chest tubes, foot IV, pacemaker leads, and oxygen cannula. All he has is one IV in his wrist and it looks like we're at the beginning of the end. Go, Mr. T!
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Progress
They removed his chest tubes, foot IV, pacemaker leads, and oxygen cannula. All he has is one IV in his wrist and it looks like we're at the beginning of the end. Go, Mr. T!
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Awesome!!! Such great news. Go Tyler! And that picture is so cute of both he and Heidi. Thanks for sharing.
Oh, thank you for updating! I was starting to get worried b/c you guys hadn't posted in a couple of days. I'm so glad he's gotten so many tubes and such out. But that pic of his sad little face breaks my heart! I can't imagine what he is going thru. We are praying our guts out for you all!
YEAH for less tubes!! Down to one IV sounds amazing! It is so interesting to me to see how different hospitals handle post op procedures so differently. I hope that this is the beginning of the end and that home is in sight!
Wow! I'm so grateful that he's doing so well. WHat a miracle!
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