Our second appointment was at a different location that, depending on traffic, can take anywhere from 10 mins to 30 mins to get to on any given day. So I planned for extra time just in case. Wouldn't you know, we didn't need it today. Oh well. There's a park down the road from our second appointment and we took full advantage of the beautiful weather! Wyatt enjoyed the wind in his hair and rolling around on the blanket.
The pulmonology appointment didn't go so well. They are super concerned, as are we, about his oxygen saturations and his blue episodes. We talked at length about what could be causing these, as well as interventions. We are going to do some tests to see if it's autoimmune related, or something else. We will also add another medicine to his daily routine to see if that will help combat some or the issues. He has his sleep study on May 11th, which will ultimately be the big test. During that appointment, they will titrate his settings on BiPAP. If he doesn't improve on the highest settings, we will be looking at very invasive measures to support his breathing. There is a potential for a trach. We will do whatever he needs, but I would be lying if I said I wasn't hoping for a miracle. We are crossing our fingers and toes that Wyatt tells us what he needs during the sleep study.
For now, we will continue to smother him with kisses!
Miracles do happen!! His double chin and folds are so kissable! His laugh...melts my heart!!!! Love him! And you guys! Praying for what is best for Wy, but hoping that a trach is not a medical necessity!
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