>Hi Cheryl.....my son was in neo-natal for 2 1/2 weeks as he was a
>preemie...the same thing happened to him...found out he had a "functioning"
>murmur and he WAS a lazy baby! They did keep doing eeg's on him for a few
>years just to follow up, but he was just fine. I learned to listen and
trust
>those nurses more than I did the doctors because they spend soooo much time
>with those babies, know what I mean?
>
>Hope I'm not giving you false hope, just wanted to share what I hope to be
a
>similiar story. You and your family continue to be in my daily prayers,
>please know that!
>
>Sounds like God has big things in store for your family what with all of
>these babies being born so close together! Maybe the next Hanson
cousins..LOL!
>
>Maria :)
>
> Hi All,
> Just after I posted on Saturday,my daughter called and said Faith was
>not holding her o2 They want her over 90% and she kept dropping to 88. They
>were questioning if it was her heart. It seems that large weight babies
>commonly have a thickening of the heart muscle and they don't breathe
deeply
>enough. They did an EKG which was not conclusive and she's having an
>ultrasound today. An n/g tube was put in for feeding since she seems to
>forget to breathe while eating. One of the nurses' said she thought that
she
>is a "lazy" baby and just wants to sleep and eat (sounds like me). Now it's
>just waiting to find out the dx. Today she is at 1 liter nasal cannula and
>her sats are at 99-100%. The good news is even if it is the heart it
usually
>resolves itself in a few days. If not she will go on heart meds for a few
>months. Regardless it is not life threatening.
> Nick is still doing very well and should go home in about 3 wks.
> My niece had a girl this a.m. Hannah Rose weighed 5 lbs and is 18
>inches long. There are now 8 June birthdays in the family!!
> Thank you all for the prayers and for caring. Cheryl
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