Wed Night

Just had a short update and a couple of pictures to put up: Dizzy is doing pretty good. He tends toward high bloodpressure, but that is no surprise to the docs. He has been sleeping all day, they have to sedate him still a little just to keep him from getting all riled up. He has responded well to having the tube taken out, now it's just really a waiting game. His body needs to take the time to adjust to the operation. We still have no idea when we can go home... but at least it is probable now and it's being talked about, I almost can't believe it. We will get to go home soon and see what it's like to be parents in real life. STRANGE!*!*!*! There are so many little details that we never even cared to think about, just due to the enormity of the major issues. All I know is that I have been loving my wife and my son more and more through all this stuff. There has been so much change that has been challenging me and Bess to become stronger people, and also talking to a lot of others who have supported us. It's like these big issues cause us, if we will see it, to address issues in our lives that we have been avoiding or flat out ignoring, and we have the option of dealing with it or just complaining and finding comfort in self-pity... a lot of other things too. But, anyway, Bess and I have been talking a lot about a lot of things and are just finding that there are always opportunities to grow as individuals and as a family. Thank you all so much for your support and prayers.... wait!........ just snagged some video of Dizzy when he woke up and was working his Passi over... i'll post it and the pics right directly