So the plan is that AmbuTrans will come and pick her up tomorrow and they will take her to Lakeridge level II. After 7 weeks of tests, sensors, ultrasounds, brain scans, blood tests and eye exams she finally strong enough to move and she is 1 step closer to coming home.
Anna and her mom had some well deserved quality time together today and now it is time to prepare for the big move. I am sure the next post will include some pictures of the trip. I have to say that the NICU staff at Women's has been absolutely amazing. Anna has profiled herself as a more than excellent patient and some of the nurses actually got attached to her. So we will definitely visit them in their new facility in Sunnybrook hospital.
We realize that this is not the end of the road, but it definitely is a giant leap forward. Anna will be going back to the hospital where she was born. She will be 2 floors above the OR where she was brought to life. It almost seems like it was only a few days ago while in fact it has been over 7 weeks now. When thinking back to that day, we are very thankful for the vast decision of the doctor to operate right away. Thankful for the SickKids Transport Team that made it to Oshawa from Toronto in a miraculously short time frame. And thankful for the 120 nurses and doctors in the NICU for sustaining Anna's life to the point where she is now ready to return to Oshawa. Last but not least, we are thankful for our family and friends that support us through this time. We can't wait to show off our little, diaper filling, smile cracking, (really) soft skinned, little lady. :)
Her is a short video of when Anna was on her moms lap.She was quite observant.
I am so excited I could barely sleep I can't imagine how excited u guys must be!! After all this time u guys have been so patient and now finally your little monkey is coming back home. Will be so nice to have her just minutes away no more driving to Toronto!!! :D
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