The rest of the blog today is going to include some picture updates. I'm putting the pictures of his umbilical granuloma at the bottom. If you are squeamish please don't view the photos. They aren't horrible but what I consider gross and what others consider gross are obviously going to be different.
Enjoy!
A) Snuggle time with Daddy
B) Ian asks, "Why is Eli sick?" It's enough to break my heart...
C) Dude! What the heck is that on my Son's feet?
D) I'm going to have a SERIOUS talk with Patricia!
E) Eli on the CPAP
F) This is what silver nitrate does to your skin
Cord, Thanks so much for the photos, they are terrific. It is so nice to see you all and feel closer to you throug this blog. I really appreciate your keeping us in the loop. Patricia just told me about it this week so I had to do some backtracking to catch up. You've done a terrific job documenting all you've been through. God has given Eli two strong but tender parents who will stick up for what he needs. It's so great. We're praying for you all! God bless,
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hey Cord, I've been following the story of Eli.
ReplyDeleteHave you considered contacting the BiPAP manufacturer directly about your mask issue? If they know there is a problem with a sizing gap, there is a chance someone takes up your cause and builds a 'right size' mask for the tweeners like Eli.
Take care, and GOD bless!
Landon
That nurse deserves to be shot....honestly, what was she thinking!! I am glad that it is healing. Poor little guy.
ReplyDeleteThat is a precious picture of all the McCormick guys together, one to be treasured!!
I love the socks. I own about 5 pair myself, so soft, lol. Eli is looking great.
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