Posted by marytheresa on 3/22/2008, 12:12 pm, in reply to "Re: my daughter's pierre robin"
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a whole series of tiny miracles have occured in the last few days, and it seems to me that i must respond to all of you, to let you know that all will be well, nothing will be too much to handle,i,m sure "angels "have guided me to reasure you , all of you specially chosen to have this special gift,of your own very precious children. my story goes back forty years as a juniour medical student at guy,s hospital london england, when a tiny baby boy(p.r.s.) taught me the amazing capacity of the human spirit to love and overcome adversity. love and god bless you all ,only the very best are chosen to care for such special children as yours.
mary theresa. x
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: She will have the jaw destraction, using a
: device htat they turn each day for two weeks
: . She will have to be in a ventalitor for
: ten days and on heavy pain medication. Then
: she will have to be ably to eat well before
: she goes home. How did you handle this? The
: stress and worry and sitting at the hospital
: each day is killing me.
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: Which surgery will she have?
: My son had the TLA, trach and G-tube put in
: at 7 weeks old. I was in panic. Now he is 7
: months, he is an extremely active, cheerful,
: sociable boy, will have the palate repair in
: 3 weeks and the tubes will go away hopefully
: soon after.
: I am sure that your daughter will get
: better. Pierre Robin kids need time (som
: more, some less), but they are every bit as
: great as regular kids.
: All the best
: Ola
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: So I am terrfied, my daughter has a life
: threatening case of pierre robin, she will
: need surgery this week and she is only a
: month old. Can anyone talk with me about how
: to handle this, how long does it take for
: her recovery and help me with this?
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