Friday, September 21, 2007

Patients Require Patience



Baylee and Robin were real troopers today! Both went through their surgeries with flying colors. I expected Baylee to come home from the hospital refusing to talk or swallow, and with a big grumpy face. Instead she flew through the door, anxious to show me the ponies and doggy she opened when she came out of surgery. We sat and put a puzzle together a couple of times and she ate jell-o. She talked a lot and sipped her water. Having tonsils and adnoids taken out do not keep a good girl down.

Robin's visit with the oral surgeon went quickly. He was home in no time and called to tell me all went well. I was even able to understand him with all the gauze in his mouth. Two teeth were extracted and one was deep and left a very big hole. Today he was instructed to only eat a cold diet. I bought him Ensure drinks, jell-o and pudding. He and Baylee are eating the same things today, including ice cream.

Patients can be demanding and irritable so Allison and I are practicing our patience. But so far, so good. These two are tough cookies.




6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Congreatulations Robin, You are 2 teeth closer to becoming an NASCAR fan.

Anonymous said...

LOL Dee!!!!!!

I'm glad to know everyone turned out fine. I remembered to say a prayer for little Baylee this morning and for her mommy too. And it sounds like it was answered!

Anonymous said...

Robin, why aren't you smiling???

Anonymous said...

They both have the best nurses ever!

Anonymous said...

Robin, did the fairy leave you anything under your pillow?

Anonymous said...

Some gauze maybe?