To those affected by a heart defect:

Haven’s First Football Game

December 31, 2006 at 9:17 pm by Mom & Dad

We’re so thankful for yet another uneventful day. Haven has been doing a wonderful job of shedding all of the extra fluid that she had retained from the last couple of weeks. Everyone seems to be optimistic about being able to get her closed up successfully on Tuesday. She’s got about 36 hours to keep getting rid of those fluids until they try again.

We were able to get a few pictures taken of Haven with her eyes open. We’ll try to get those on the site soon for you to see. She was even able to open her eyes long enough to take in a little bit of the football game this afternoon. We think she enjoyed it. Thank you all for your continued support, encouragement, and prayer. We are so blessed to have family and friends like you behind us through all of this!

Posted in Recovery #1 | 4 Comments »

4 Responses

  1. uncle pat and linda Says:

    Alison and Jeremey

  2. Anonymous Says:

    sorry about the mess up but we are so glade to hear that Haven is doing good and I pray hard for you all every day, and I belive that God will answer all your prayers. We love you guys. Love Uncle Pat &linda

  3. The Myers Gang Says:

    HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!! and to you on your first one Little Haven, we are still praying and thinking of you all daily. So great to hear she is doing so much better. Thanks for the update. Looking forward to more pictures. Love you!!!

  4. Ann Says:

    It’s 1:00 am and I wanted to let everyone know that Haven and I watched the ball drop! She had her eyes opened and was looking right at the TV. We turned it off soon after, as the music was not very soothing!! XOXO
    Her night nurse,
    Ann

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