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new to group
Published (2009-12-07 00:00:00)
It gets easier... I was so paranoid in the beginning...Jake would turn purple when he would cry too..so I never let him cry...now I have a VERY spoiled VERY attached mamas boy!!!!
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Published (2009-12-07 00:00:00)
Hi i am wondering if any one else has? A BT Shunt? Also did any one notice a different breathing pattern with there TOF baby. I cant put my finger on it. It?is like she is SOB at times. I see a little more blueness around her lips and nose. I don't want to seem paranoid but i did make a appointment with her Dr. How long did some of you wait for surgery? Our Dr seems to think surgery at 1 year But i see alot of babes going in at 4-6 mo....
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Published (2009-12-07 00:00:00)
Are they checking her oxygen sat levels? What are they? I don't know about the shunt but lower oxygen levels would explain the shortness of breath I would think. As for waiting on surgery, I would ask the cardiologist why they are waiting. I know they want Sean to get above 11 pounds before surgery, and they've targeted 4 months for OHS because they don't want him to get worse.
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Please tell me your story (x...
Published (2009-12-08 00:00:00)
We were told our son Grady had a heart murmer right before leaving the hospital to go home and that we should go see a cardio but that its probly nothing and should go away on its own. Then at 19days old we had to take Grady to the er bc his jaundice level had gotten high and the doctor in the er heard his murmer and wanted to go ahead and run an ekg and chest xray since we were already there. Then the next morning they came in and did an...
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Fin has arrived!
Published (2009-12-04 00:00:00)
Well, our little one decided to make an entrance a bit earlier than expected.? I was waiting in line at the pharmacy and my water broke... I rushed to the hospital and they were able to stop labor temporarily.? I went on bedrest for 6 days, but continued to contract and Fin was born at 35 weeks old on November 23rd.? He weighed 4 lbs. 5 oz. and was 16.5 inches long.? We just spent the last 10 days in the NICU (which was an awful experience)...
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Please tell me your story (x...
Published (2009-12-04 00:00:00)
My TOF story... ? I found out one of my twins (Sydney) had Tetralogy of Fallot in June 2009, when I was 4 months pregnant.? I got very lucky I found out early so besides that one suprise, there wasn't any other BIG suprises..? Right now my girls are 5 wks and 4days..? Sydney was born at 4lbs 3oz, and my other twins (Aubrey) was 5lbs 6oz.? Sydney has had 2 catheter procedures so far, one to put in her stent and the 2nd was to fix the...
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Fin has arrived!
Published (2009-12-05 00:00:00)
Congratulations on Fin's arrival! I'm so glad he's doing so well. As for the BF'ing. ?Sometimes it tricky and babies just don't take well to it. ?If it's important to you, keep trying, but don't beat yourself up if you have to pump and give a bottle. ?At least he's getting your breastmilk. ?I know it's not the way you had it pictured, but sometimes babies have other plans. ?You can talk to a...
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Published (2009-12-07 00:00:00)
My son was born october 28th and her was diagnosed with TOF the day before we left. He was never put in NICU and he came home with me when i was discharged. He does go to the Dr once a week for and EKG and an eltrasound of the chest but his oxygen is always 97% and higher he does not even turn blue... The dr said sometimes TOF children dont show symptoms intil 6-8 weeks old. I dont leave my son with any one either. I am living ina city away...
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Published (2009-12-07 00:00:00)
Hi, My son Christopher was born NOv. 5, a seemingly healthy and 2 week late baby boy. 36 hours after his birth he was in the NICU and diagnosed with T of F with pulmonary atresia. I remember being just absolutely devastated and hardly remember anything the cardiologist said. Finally, last Saturday, he was allowed to come home. Since then things have been wonderful and very stressful. He is on LAsix to keep the fluid from building up in his...
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The long awaited Surgery has...
Published (2009-12-07 00:00:00)
Julie, I know your scared right now.? And wow about loosing your job, talk about adding insult to injury!? I'm so sorry.? Part of me was relieved however when they scheduled Chase's surgery, we would finally be able to move on to the next stage, and we have,? I hope things go smoothly and perfectly for Max, and I wish you luck in your job search!? By the new year, Max will have a fixed heart!
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Latest active threads on Tetralogy of Fallot::
Started 22 hours, 9 minutes ago (2009-12-09 18:45:24)
by mommy&wife09
Our son has never wanted to eat much and our cardio always thought it was bc of his heart and that once he has his ohs it would slowly get better. He had his 1st ohs Oct 13 and at first he started eating well but then declined and they decieded to give him a ng tube as well! They said he needed a certain amount of cals to help his insicion heal but he kept throwing up as well. Finally after ...
Started 5 days, 16 hours ago (2009-12-05 00:00:00)
by Raven-Myst
Congratulations on Fin's arrival! I'm so glad he's doing so well. As for the BF'ing. Sometimes it tricky and babies just don't take well to it. If it's important to you, keep trying, but don't beat yourself up if you have to pump and give a bottle. At least he's getting your breastmilk. I know it's not the way you had it pictured, but sometimes babies have other plans. You can talk to a ...
Started 2 weeks, 2 days ago (2009-11-23 22:25:36)
by nathan'smama13
Jake was diagnosed 2 weeks after birth...his O2 levels were always good...so they were never concerned about rushing to do the surgery...his complete repair was at 4 1/2 mo at childrens hospital of los angeles...was out in 5 days after a brief issue with JET...and Id say by about 3 weeks post surgery he was back to himself...we are still dealing with a stroke that occured sometime either while ...
Started 3 days, 16 hours ago (2009-12-07 00:00:00)
by bethanysmama007
Are they checking her oxygen sat levels? What are they? I don't know about the shunt but lower oxygen levels would explain the shortness of breath I would think. As for waiting on surgery, I would ask the cardiologist why they are waiting. I know they want Sean to get above 11 pounds before surgery, and they've targeted 4 months for OHS because they don't want him to get worse.
Started 3 days, 16 hours ago (2009-12-07 00:00:00)
by mrsbell-prater
My son was born october 28th and her was diagnosed with TOF the day before we left. He was never put in NICU and he came home with me when i was discharged. He does go to the Dr once a week for and EKG and an eltrasound of the chest but his oxygen is always 97% and higher he does not even turn blue... The dr said sometimes TOF children dont show symptoms intil 6-8 weeks old.
I dont leave my ...
Started 3 days, 16 hours ago (2009-12-07 00:00:00)
by **rarinator45**
Julie,
I know your scared right now. And wow about loosing your job, talk about adding insult to injury! I'm so sorry. Part of me was relieved however when they scheduled Chase's surgery, we would finally be able to move on to the next stage, and we have, I hope things go smoothly and perfectly for Max, and I wish you luck in your job search! By the new year, Max will have a fixed heart!...
Started 1 week, 5 days ago (2009-11-27 23:03:25)
by **rarinator45**
How beautiful! Congrats on your precious baby!!
Started 2 weeks, 3 days ago (2009-11-23 00:00:00)
by daniellep84
my husband wrote all of this for face book
surgery update #1
bad night.. tadhg is stable but has had almost no improvement. they say that we should be happy hs o2 saturatin has barely come up from srgery. normally it doesn't take this long for o2 to come back i don't want to go through it all. he is in an induced comma. this is normal the resident last night called in his surgical team ...
Started 3 weeks ago (2009-11-19 00:00:00)
by mommy&wife09
Hi & Welcome!!! Congrats on your new baby!!! This is a GREAT place to get info and to talk to other people that have been thru the same things and will also be going thru the same things!!! Our son Grady also has TOF and he just had his surgery on Oct 13th at 6months old. We had the surg at Cincinnati CH and they were AMAZING there!! From the surgeon to the nurses and just everyone!! I would ...
Started 2 weeks, 4 days ago (2009-11-22 00:00:00)
by Maximilian Kaiser
Congrats, Enjoy your baby girl, dont let the heart defects get in the way of you being a mom! Do what comes natural and most importantly treat her normal =) everything well work out fine and when the times comes for the repair she will be heart healthy.
Things to watch out for is bluenss in the hands and feet, I would elevate my sons feet when it would turn blue and also massage em, same with...
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Hot threads for last week on Tetralogy of Fallot::
Started 5 days, 16 hours ago (2009-12-05 00:00:00)
by Raven-Myst
Congratulations on Fin's arrival! I'm so glad he's doing so well. As for the BF'ing. Sometimes it tricky and babies just don't take well to it. If it's important to you, keep trying, but don't beat yourself up if you have to pump and give a bottle. At least he's getting your breastmilk. I know it's not the way you had it pictured, but sometimes babies have other plans. You can talk to a ...
Started 22 hours, 9 minutes ago (2009-12-09 18:45:24)
by mommy&wife09
Our son has never wanted to eat much and our cardio always thought it was bc of his heart and that once he has his ohs it would slowly get better. He had his 1st ohs Oct 13 and at first he started eating well but then declined and they decieded to give him a ng tube as well! They said he needed a certain amount of cals to help his insicion heal but he kept throwing up as well. Finally after ...
Started 3 days, 16 hours ago (2009-12-07 00:00:00)
by mrsbell-prater
My son was born october 28th and her was diagnosed with TOF the day before we left. He was never put in NICU and he came home with me when i was discharged. He does go to the Dr once a week for and EKG and an eltrasound of the chest but his oxygen is always 97% and higher he does not even turn blue... The dr said sometimes TOF children dont show symptoms intil 6-8 weeks old.
I dont leave my ...
Started 3 days, 16 hours ago (2009-12-07 00:00:00)
by **rarinator45**
Julie,
I know your scared right now. And wow about loosing your job, talk about adding insult to injury! I'm so sorry. Part of me was relieved however when they scheduled Chase's surgery, we would finally be able to move on to the next stage, and we have, I hope things go smoothly and perfectly for Max, and I wish you luck in your job search! By the new year, Max will have a fixed heart!...
Started 3 days, 16 hours ago (2009-12-07 00:00:00)
by bethanysmama007
Are they checking her oxygen sat levels? What are they? I don't know about the shunt but lower oxygen levels would explain the shortness of breath I would think. As for waiting on surgery, I would ask the cardiologist why they are waiting. I know they want Sean to get above 11 pounds before surgery, and they've targeted 4 months for OHS because they don't want him to get worse.
Started 2 weeks, 2 days ago (2009-11-23 22:25:36)
by nathan'smama13
Jake was diagnosed 2 weeks after birth...his O2 levels were always good...so they were never concerned about rushing to do the surgery...his complete repair was at 4 1/2 mo at childrens hospital of los angeles...was out in 5 days after a brief issue with JET...and Id say by about 3 weeks post surgery he was back to himself...we are still dealing with a stroke that occured sometime either while ...
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