The icu room looks like it should be in the Starship Enterprise. Kristine happily ate a lemon ice which is not as good as cannoli but feels good after 8 hours of intubation. Did I mention she still has most of her hair?
It does look like a Starship!
Well I guess we don’t have to go out shopping for lots of hats if she still has most of her hair π
Lemon ice sounds pretty good.
8 hours of intubation – yikes. She’ll be pretty hoarse I suspect, but that is a small problem.
That looks like the same equipment baby T. was hooked up to in the NICU. Then we panicked when we got home and didn’t know his blood oxygen content. Tell Kristine we’ll know she is doing better when she is setting off the alarms for moving too much (doing yoga)?
That looks like the same equipment baby T. was hooked up to in the NICU. Then we got him home and panicked because we didn’t know his blood oxygen content. Tell Kristine we will know she is doing better when she sets off the alarms for moving around too much (doing yoga??).
Thank you Jonathan, for taking the time to post updates. I hope you are feeling the love and support we are sending your way, too. It is a privilege to share this journey with you, thank you for inviting us along. I keep sending light, love, prayers, and peace. Tara
Thanks for the update, Jonathan–so glad to hear the surgery went well. I know you can breathe a bit easier now. All of us here continue to hold the Bliss/Zakarisons in the light.
So glad that Dr. Sunshine can post the info that reaches me in Galway when I cannot get into my email. My love to both of you — and be sure to keep up with the input-output data since nurse Elaine is not there to do it. Would love to hear more details on the surgery as your time allows.
Will later get the cell phone number of our leader to you just in case I need to cross the pond.
MOM
Ah yes, the cacophony of sounds in an ICU…not exactly Brahms. I heard recently that surgeons are becoming more mindful of a woman patient’s desire to hang on to her hair…good for them! Yesterday, the candle I lit was burning in front of a large window with lots of breeze coming in. It barely flickered. I think you could call that steadfast light! Sending you more wishes for healing, light and love!
Kristine’s heart rhythms look beautiful. So happy to hear the update from you and Chip :o)
It does look like a Starship!
Well I guess we don’t have to go out shopping for lots of hats if she still has most of her hair π
Lemon ice sounds pretty good.
8 hours of intubation – yikes. She’ll be pretty hoarse I suspect, but that is a small problem.
Sending lots of love. Sheila
That looks like the same equipment baby T. was hooked up to in the NICU. Then we panicked when we got home and didn’t know his blood oxygen content. Tell Kristine we’ll know she is doing better when she is setting off the alarms for moving too much (doing yoga)?
That looks like the same equipment baby T. was hooked up to in the NICU. Then we got him home and panicked because we didn’t know his blood oxygen content. Tell Kristine we will know she is doing better when she sets off the alarms for moving around too much (doing yoga??).
Thank you Jonathan, for taking the time to post updates. I hope you are feeling the love and support we are sending your way, too. It is a privilege to share this journey with you, thank you for inviting us along. I keep sending light, love, prayers, and peace. Tara
Good news on the ice and the hair! I hope you both get some rest amidst the beeps and lights! So many prayers surrounding you guys!
Well, that’s good to know. Hair is important!
Hey, just tell Scotty to beam up Kristine… With her lemon ice and hair! With love and reiki healing energy from Seattle!
Glad about the hair, too, but maybe it is in a wonky place! Should we be knitting tams and berets, worn rakishly off to the side?
Thanks for the update, Jonathan–so glad to hear the surgery went well. I know you can breathe a bit easier now. All of us here continue to hold the Bliss/Zakarisons in the light.
So glad that Dr. Sunshine can post the info that reaches me in Galway when I cannot get into my email. My love to both of you — and be sure to keep up with the input-output data since nurse Elaine is not there to do it. Would love to hear more details on the surgery as your time allows.
Will later get the cell phone number of our leader to you just in case I need to cross the pond.
MOM
Everything so far sounds good! That’s great!
Sending love and prayers from the Isle of Man. So glad that she has made it through the surgery.
Unitarian candle lit for Kristie and crew down here in CA. β€
Ah yes, the cacophony of sounds in an ICU…not exactly Brahms. I heard recently that surgeons are becoming more mindful of a woman patient’s desire to hang on to her hair…good for them! Yesterday, the candle I lit was burning in front of a large window with lots of breeze coming in. It barely flickered. I think you could call that steadfast light! Sending you more wishes for healing, light and love!
Karl and I are sending you all our virtual extra brain cells, which seem to be fewer these days, but they are all for you. ππ