Saturday night we finished up with the chest x-ray and
got on the elevator. Emma was looking cute in her mask and jammies. A
super nice guy got on the elevator with us and then suggested we go to
the roof with him and flashed his badge for the unlabeled roof button.
He walked us out to the life flight helicopter, showed us around, and
let us ask questions.
Our nurse was so stoked to be Emma's
entourage for the night and several other of our nurses and doctors are a
touch jealous. Very few get to check out the helicopter without a life
threatening emergency. It was pretty cool.
We love how so many go
out of their way to do nice things for the kids there. A mask is kind
of like a backstage pass there.
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If you are here, then you are part of Emma's team. Thank you for your overwhelming love and support to Emma, her parents, her sister and brothers. We are so grateful to all of you, and particularly to the incredible staff and volunteers and Primary Childrens Hospital.
ER visits so far: 21
Anesthesia count: 15
Sedation count: 6 (Sedation isn't as bad as anesthesia - so these are saves from anesthesia)
Blood Transfusions: 6
Platelet Transfusions: 4
Port Access: 87
Hospital Admissions: 6
12/12/15
ER visits so far: 21
Anesthesia count: 15
Sedation count: 6 (Sedation isn't as bad as anesthesia - so these are saves from anesthesia)
Blood Transfusions: 6
Platelet Transfusions: 4
Port Access: 87
Hospital Admissions: 6
12/12/15
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Life Flight
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