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Azha Welch
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Super late update but there was a lot going on and I had to make sure the info was correct so I don’t have to edit the…

Super late update but there was a lot going on and I had to make sure the info was correct so I don’t have to edit the post. Okay, here goes:

Me son had his surgery on Friday to have a G-Button inserted into his stomach. Since there was so much scar tissue from previous surgeries they had to just put the tube in. I didn’t know this until the surgeon brought my son back to his bed side area. I was furious because that wasn’t the plan and I was not notified. Then she says it has to heal for 6 weeks and I was told by the nurse that he would have to stay for another 4-6 weeks instead of coming home on the 12th. Fast forward to Sunday and I get a call from the doctor saying that the plan is to still have my son come home on the 12th and have the G-Button inserted at the clinic after 6 weeks. He is doing great! No more IVs! No more oxygen help!

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Brooke H

Мама двоих (3 года, 7 лет)

Prayers for him. He is super cute!

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