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Old Nov 11th, 2009, 03:26 AM   #51
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Fantastic news...yipee! It is amazing when they are in a cot...you just can't help but just stare at them and touch them...I was forever being told off for stroking Emily when asleep, they said I was disturbing her but you just can't help yourself.

I was relieved when all the wires and machines were removed towards the end of our journey I didn't believe what they were telling me as I was watching what Emily was doing, she was such a wriggler that they always went off without reason...you get to know your own baby like you probably know Max so well now...

Fingers crossed you get him home soon...x


 
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Old Nov 11th, 2009, 16:05 PM   #52
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i know what u men by the machine just going off for no reason i sit him up to wind him and they go off but he looks well and stays pink!!!!!!!! yh they have puthim in loads off layers bless him!!!! they dnt mind u touchin them at our unit his care is parent lead now!!!! he is such a wriggler lol always wrigging! around and makin funny noises! and u cant help but keep touching them wen there in the cot i know what u mean!!!!!!
all wrapped up and asleep
look at me in my big boy cot!!!!!!!
just relly like this pic for sum reason half way getting him dressed lol


 
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Old Nov 12th, 2009, 03:35 AM   #53
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Wow in your recent photos he has really grown since the last set of photos you posted! Amazing! He looks so cute in his little outfits...and those cute chubby cheeks....


 
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Old Nov 12th, 2009, 16:54 PM   #54
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ah he is so gorgeous you must be so so so proud of him! You are a very lucky mummy to have such a brave strong boy! Lovin his chubby little legs!


 
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Old Nov 13th, 2009, 03:32 AM   #55
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hi ya every one, max is doing well, being offered a bottle at feeds if he is awake and can take anything from 15mls to 25mls, wen the nurses feed but i suppose they just dnt have the time to get him to take the whole feed because wen i feed him i get him to get the whole bottle takes a while though so probably why they dont!!!!!!!
had a bit of bad time today he had his 4th eye exam yesterday so far he has been clear of ROP but mr eyeman (as all the nurses call him) sed he has stage1, but sed he sure it will get better by its self??? not sure how i feel about this!!!! also yesterday he had his newborn hearing test, passed on the left ear, but completly failed in the right ear so he was been referred!! not sure how i feel about his either! he been through so much i know these are small things compared to everything he been though and i knew it was very likely to get ROP and it is very common to fail tyhe hearing test on the first one!!!!!!!


 
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Old Nov 13th, 2009, 03:42 AM   #56
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Emily had stage 1 ROP but it improved and she was discharged from the Eye doctor whilst still in SCBU. I think Stage 1 is quite common in premature babies and most do go onto to improve. I would not worry too much about it...his eyes will mature over time and hopefully it should go away...
As for the hearing test I know if a baby fails the first one it is not conclusive and they will carry out another test to be sure that their is hearing loss. Babies have good days and really bad days in NICU/SCBU so he might have had a bad day and failed the test. Emily failed some of her physio tests the first time she had them, the next week she passed, the physio said maybe she was having an off day when they did the first tests.
I would not worry until further tests have been done and you get the final diagnosis.


 
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Old Nov 13th, 2009, 03:43 AM   #57
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Max is absoulutly gorgeous and sounds like he's doing so well x


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Old Nov 19th, 2009, 14:20 PM   #58
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hi everyone, max seems to be getting bk on track he is on full feeds agen now!!! ive stated that i no longer want them to try weaning him on to a formula with lactose in! so we will have to see what happens next!!!!! god it really seems like all the babies are going home apart from us it seem like we spent so long in intensivecare that now we r in HD all the babies we met in thre are off home!!!!!!!!!! im really happy for them but cnt help feeling sad!!!!! they are going to be cautious with him for now on his only problem is his feeds!!!!!! fingers crossed this gets sorted out sooner rather than later!!!!!!!!


 
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Old Nov 19th, 2009, 14:35 PM   #59
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Max is so cute, love the last pic of his legs I see how you like it so much, the big socks half way up his legs are adorable I have a similar one and love it!

It is difficult moving rooms and starting over wih new families esp when they are going home, but it wont be long til its Max's turn x


 
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Old Nov 20th, 2009, 12:49 PM   #60
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I know it is frustrating seeing other babies go home when you are still in HD...your time will come don't you worry. The feeding is always the most frustrating part as it is the last bit they need to get right...Emily stayed in the final nursery for what seemed like ages, I saw babies come and go as she was nearing her due date, she was always the oldest in the room but still desating, having bradys (apparently) and choking during her feeds at 38 weeks!!!
I know you feel really impatient but fingers crossed Max starts picking up a gear and soon you will be flying out that door...I have everything crossed for you!

Big hugs...x


 
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