Dear friends and family -



Thanks for visiting Georgia's page! As most of you know, Georgia had been struggling with worsened seizures since January 2010. She subsequently underwent seizure surgery which resulted in a functional hemispherectomy on July 21st at Denver Children's Hospital. We really appreciate all of the kind thoughts and prayers that you have showered on her (and us!) - please keep them coming! We hope this website/blog can be an easy way for us to keep everyone informed on how Georgia is doing. Bare with us...we're new at this!


Love - Rick and Alicia







Saturday, October 23, 2010

Still here..

We thought for sure we'd make a break from TCH today...but alas, it wasn't in the cards. Georgia is doing really well, but spiked a fever mid-afternoon that was a little higher than the docs wanted to see. They gave us the option to wait until after dinner and if she didn't have another fever, go home. Caveat though was if she spiked again later in the evening we would have to come back to the ED. No thanks to that - do you know how many cooties there are in the ED!? So we opted to honker down in Rm 621 for another night. Good thing too, Georgia did have another fever this evening, slightly lower so that's a good thing. Nothing too much else to report...stay tuned!
A few more shots from recent fall activities to leave you with :)

First horse (well, mule) ride on Nester at Cider Days


Flexing her muscles on a wagon-pull while pumpkin hunting


And we should include one of the littler pumpkin too


Posted by rick and alicia at 9:50 PM

2 comments:

  1. UnknownOctober 24, 2010 at 9:13 AM

    hi georgia,
    just checking w u. we are outside playing! Hope you had a good night sleep and are heading home today! Keep us posted! Lots of love!
    Ava, Adelle, Corbin, mom & dad! (Adelle typing w. me guiding her hand...patients i say patience)!
    Look forward to hearing that you are tucked in at home tonight! LOL Caitlin!

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  2. AnonymousOctober 24, 2010 at 9:42 AM

    Hope that it was a good night, that the nasty fever is gone, and that you can sleep in your own bed tonight. See you soon.XXXOOO Pops & Gram

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