Cooper is doing well. As posted earlier, today they pulled the breathing tube , the shunt drain, and some of the lines in his arms out. He has been awake and talking but still in some pain.
They are working to adjust the pain meds, so he gets more constant relief, rather than the up and down cycle of pain-relief-pain. And too so he might not be so groggy.
Today has been good. We hope and pray tomorrow is better.
Again we appreciate all the love, prayers and generosity of everyone. Thank you too for the comments on this blog. Though we do not respond to them, each one really means a lot.
May the God of All bless each of you.
good night,
rsc
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We are so glad things are going good.
ReplyDeleteTomorrow will be better!
You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Cooper-stay tough so you can get home soon.
Cooper will get better because he's going to kick whatever he has's butt! Cooper rocks
ReplyDelete-Anna
Hey Cooper,
ReplyDeleteJust your "old" favorite English teacher wishing you a speedy recovery. I know that you are a very strong and determined individual and can beat anything. I always enjoyed having class with you because you were always in a great mood. Use that positive energy to get you through this tough time. With God, all things are possible. You and your family are in my family's prayers everyday. I can't wait to visit you at St. Peter's when you are well.
Take care and God bless,
~Mrs. Minor
Good morning. Praying for Cooper's pain to decrease as he recovers these first few days from his surgeries. I'm sure you are aware of this, but if not, there is a Catholic Church about one block up the street from CMH. You'll be touched to know prayers are said daily for every child at CMH. (I believe there are angels in the hallways.) Have a blessed Sunday and a joyous halfway mark to Christ's birthday.
ReplyDeleteWe are all praying for a quick recovery cooper. I agree with Anna...You can kick this in the butt!!! I can't wait to see you and give you a big hug!
ReplyDeleteLove and prayers,
Lucy Borgmeyer