Jaime Albert Trost was diagnosed with Right-Sided Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia at 19 weeks gestation. He was born at 34 weeks gestation on 4/16/09 as a hemophiliac with his liver and intestines in his chest. Jaime had his 1st repair surgery at 23 days old. He re-herniated in September 2009, causing his bowels, kidney and liver to be up in his chest. He had his 2nd repair surgery at 194 days old. Though Jaime still has many medical challenges ahead of him, today he is a thriving KINDERGARTENER who has beaten the odds!

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Thursday, February 26, 2009

2-26-09


Jared Update...

Jared's better now, after a 5 hr. bloody nose today. He had his routine dose of Factor last night, but that didn't seem to matter today, so he received yet another dose of IV Factor today. He also was put on antibiotics for his sinus infection.
He missed school again, but should be well enough to go back tomorrow.

Today was Marco's Pizza Day. Last week, the Wickliffe Elementary School kids decorated their own special Pizza boxes. Today was the day that Marco's was selling pizza in our children's boxes. This was a fund raiser for the school! We thought it was a pretty neat idea, considering we all wanted our child's own special box! :-)
This is a pic of Jared's box...all signs, of course!

In other news, Emmie (secretary) from Cinci called today and is setting us up for our final tests and delivery plans on April 17th...Titi mark your calender, you're going to have company...if that's OK! :-)

Thank you for continuing to keep all of us in your thoughts and prayers.

Love,
Sheryl

5 comments:

  1. Dear Sheryl, I hope Jared can be back to school soon and stays healthy :)
    I keep praing for you and Jamie.

    Fer

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  2. so what kind of pie did you end up with? -titi

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  3. Pepperoni, of course, Titi...Jared's Favorite!

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  4. Thanks, Fer, Jared is definitely on the mend. He went to school yesterday and did just fine! I probably should have gotten him on antibiotics sooner, but it's hard to tell between just a virus and something more.
    Hope your little one is well!
    Sheryl

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  5. He sounds like a trooper and a wonderful little boy who will make a fantastic big brother!
    ~Elizabeth

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