No pictures, please!
After the ER visit on Sunday, Maya got a lot better day by day. Monday and Tuesday she went to her pediatrician. We cancelled her PT on Monday and her 1st day of aquatic therapy had to be cancelled as well. We let her do OT on Wednesday since its at the house. Today she was back at PT. She still has congestion, but she looks 200% better than she did Sunday and Monday. Her pediatrician put her on antibiotics and we’ve kept her SMA meds to once a day until she gets her energy back to normal. Next week we are back in business.
We started giving her breathing treatments with the nebulizer everyday starting Saturday. She really fought it the first time, but by Thursday night she was all about it – for like a minute, but still not like the first night where she was really upset at us. Side note on that – when she saw the nebulizer the first couple of days she started crying, the next couple of days she would “play sleep” which was actually pretty funny and the last couple she just sits there watching the dragon mask. I know she will learn to like the machine. It is helping her out afterall.
My cousin Mona was supposed to come in town this weekend and we were to visit Austin so she could see all the kiddos but her flight got cancelled. She will try to come back in June and when she does, there will be another Mistry baby! By the way, I have another nephew on the way – May 9th or until Krista can keep him in!
Random note: Today Maya finally found where her nose, ears and mouth are. We say “Maya, where’s your nose?” and she will either point to her nose or she will crinkle it. Same with ears and her mouth. Too cute!
2 comments:
I can't get over this picture - she looks like a completely different girl! It's been WAY too long since we've seen you guys! It seems both our babies have turned into toddlers somehow. :-( Hilarious about her playing sleep with the nebulizer - where do they come up with this stuff?
I agree with Summer, Maya looks like such a big girl!! Not like a little baby anymore. She is precious. I'm glad to hear that she's feeling better. I bet the ER experience was scary.
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