Post Surgery - Day Three
It is 9:00 PM and Alyssa is soundly sleeping. Most of her monitors and IVs have been removed and she was moved out of the ICU into the general in-patient area where she can have more immediate access to the play rooms and the physical therapy area.
She did begin physical therapy today and did well. She was able to hold her stuffed animals betweeen her two bended knees and not only cross her arms but also hold them above her head.
She also ate six 'Uncrustable' peanut butter and jelly sandwichs, which I believe is a record for anyone that I have known, young or old.
Apparently a team of 30 doctors met today to discuss her "case" and they are "baffled" by the turn of events. Well, such is the wonder of Alyssa to always keep us guessing!
We are not sure of a discharge date but, as always, we are continuously touched and blessed by the outpouring of love and positive energy that is healing our girl. Thank you.
She did begin physical therapy today and did well. She was able to hold her stuffed animals betweeen her two bended knees and not only cross her arms but also hold them above her head.
She also ate six 'Uncrustable' peanut butter and jelly sandwichs, which I believe is a record for anyone that I have known, young or old.
Apparently a team of 30 doctors met today to discuss her "case" and they are "baffled" by the turn of events. Well, such is the wonder of Alyssa to always keep us guessing!
We are not sure of a discharge date but, as always, we are continuously touched and blessed by the outpouring of love and positive energy that is healing our girl. Thank you.
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