Not been on here for a while because..
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Our second child was born on 6th October 2005 but had breathing difficulties and had to go straight to intensive care.
He was in an incubator for five days and then moved to the low dependancy section of the Intensive Care Unit. He remained on oxygen until Tuesday, and is now 'pipe' free much to our relief.
He is now on the mend and we are looking forward to bringing him home on Monday.
It has been an awfully stressful time for us and awful not being able to bring him home. My parents have been such a support. Family and friends rallied around to help look after our daughter and have been great. Its times like these that I really appreciate having my family and friends so close.
The NHS Have been 100% brilliant.
He was in an incubator for five days and then moved to the low dependancy section of the Intensive Care Unit. He remained on oxygen until Tuesday, and is now 'pipe' free much to our relief.
He is now on the mend and we are looking forward to bringing him home on Monday.
It has been an awfully stressful time for us and awful not being able to bring him home. My parents have been such a support. Family and friends rallied around to help look after our daughter and have been great. Its times like these that I really appreciate having my family and friends so close.
The NHS Have been 100% brilliant.
#2
Hey congrats - so come on then spill the beans - weight, name etc etc
#3
good to hear the littleun is on the mend! Now can we have more details please?
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Originally Posted by janeyray
Our second child was born on 6th October 2005 but had breathing difficulties and had to go straight to intensive care.
He was in an incubator for five days and then moved to the low dependancy section of the Intensive Care Unit. He remained on oxygen until Tuesday, and is now 'pipe' free much to our relief.
He is now on the mend and we are looking forward to bringing him home on Monday.
It has been an awfully stressful time for us and awful not being able to bring him home. My parents have been such a support. Family and friends rallied around to help look after our daughter and have been great. Its times like these that I really appreciate having my family and friends so close.
The NHS Have been 100% brilliant.
He was in an incubator for five days and then moved to the low dependancy section of the Intensive Care Unit. He remained on oxygen until Tuesday, and is now 'pipe' free much to our relief.
He is now on the mend and we are looking forward to bringing him home on Monday.
It has been an awfully stressful time for us and awful not being able to bring him home. My parents have been such a support. Family and friends rallied around to help look after our daughter and have been great. Its times like these that I really appreciate having my family and friends so close.
The NHS Have been 100% brilliant.

I work in the NHS and i believe that we are the envy of the world...ok i know there are negatives but my god the positives far outweigh the negatives.
Congratulations to you all and thankyou for supporting the NHS
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congrats, and glad your little boy is getting stronger. I'm sure you are v proud parents that will be even more over the moon on Monday.
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Originally Posted by janeyray
Our second child was born on 6th October 2005 but had breathing difficulties and had to go straight to intensive care.
He was in an incubator for five days and then moved to the low dependancy section of the Intensive Care Unit. He remained on oxygen until Tuesday, and is now 'pipe' free much to our relief.
He is now on the mend and we are looking forward to bringing him home on Monday.
It has been an awfully stressful time for us and awful not being able to bring him home. My parents have been such a support. Family and friends rallied around to help look after our daughter and have been great. Its times like these that I really appreciate having my family and friends so close.
The NHS Have been 100% brilliant.
He was in an incubator for five days and then moved to the low dependancy section of the Intensive Care Unit. He remained on oxygen until Tuesday, and is now 'pipe' free much to our relief.
He is now on the mend and we are looking forward to bringing him home on Monday.
It has been an awfully stressful time for us and awful not being able to bring him home. My parents have been such a support. Family and friends rallied around to help look after our daughter and have been great. Its times like these that I really appreciate having my family and friends so close.
The NHS Have been 100% brilliant.

Gosh, I am really sorry to read that. You must have had the most stressful time of your life. I am so pleased that he is now tube free and on the mend.
I wish you all the best for Monday, I bet it will be such a relief to get him home and into a normal routine for all of you.
Sharon
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Congratulations on the birth of your baby. So sorry you've had such a worrying time with him, but hope he continues to thrive.
TJ
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Originally Posted by The Johnstons
Congratulations on the birth of your baby. So sorry you've had such a worrying time with him, but hope he continues to thrive.
TJ
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I wondered where you'd got to Janey...
Thank goodness all is well with your little boy and well done you BTW [didn't know you were expecting - Im a bit slow
].
Seems like the lad has his mums tenacity and resilliance.
Great news and well done mum
Thank goodness all is well with your little boy and well done you BTW [didn't know you were expecting - Im a bit slow
].Seems like the lad has his mums tenacity and resilliance.
Great news and well done mum
#12
Glad to hear everything worked out okay for you all. As if childbirth isn't stressful enough :scared:
#13
Glad to hear your little boy is doing well. Bet you can't wait to get him home. Don't forget to look after yourself..get enough rest etc...
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Originally Posted by janeyray
Our second child was born on 6th October 2005 but had breathing difficulties and had to go straight to intensive care.
He was in an incubator for five days and then moved to the low dependancy section of the Intensive Care Unit. He remained on oxygen until Tuesday, and is now 'pipe' free much to our relief.
He is now on the mend and we are looking forward to bringing him home on Monday.
It has been an awfully stressful time for us and awful not being able to bring him home. My parents have been such a support. Family and friends rallied around to help look after our daughter and have been great. Its times like these that I really appreciate having my family and friends so close.
The NHS Have been 100% brilliant.
He was in an incubator for five days and then moved to the low dependancy section of the Intensive Care Unit. He remained on oxygen until Tuesday, and is now 'pipe' free much to our relief.
He is now on the mend and we are looking forward to bringing him home on Monday.
It has been an awfully stressful time for us and awful not being able to bring him home. My parents have been such a support. Family and friends rallied around to help look after our daughter and have been great. Its times like these that I really appreciate having my family and friends so close.
The NHS Have been 100% brilliant.

i can't even begin to imagine how stressful everything must have been!
best wishes to you and your little one x
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Originally Posted by kyliecuteass
Congratulations on the birth of your baby!!
i can't even begin to imagine how stressful everything must have been!
best wishes to you and your little one x
i can't even begin to imagine how stressful everything must have been!
best wishes to you and your little one x



