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Joseph and his bionic nose
Joseph was able to go home the day of surgery at 6PM. That was a good thing as it is easier to care for him at home. Today (Thursday) he has been cranky and it is challenging to keep the new tubes clear because he cannot stand to have them touched and he fights pretty hard. He is a fighter but we do not want him to fight us. Mary has been incredibly patient and now knows more than she ever wanted to about suctioning goop out of a child's nose!
Once again we owe so much to so many--the doctors, nurses, staff, the children's school, our family, friends, and many more. A special thanks to Christina at the hospital who brought us breakfast and lunch and to Autumn who brought us coffee as we waited for Joseph to get out of surgery. Joseph has conquered 5 surgeries with a few more to go and he is very strong and has proven his resilience. Having gone through it with him, those reading this blog are stronger as well. That is a great accomplishment for all!
still humbled,
Kenny
1 comment:
Thanks for keeping the updates coming, Kenny. Joseph - and the Lund family - are so strong and an inspriation to all. God bless!
- Matt Crowley
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