Tuesday, November 20, 2012

coming home...

I know, I know.  Sleep when the baby sleeps.

But I can't help myself.

So you get to see more pictures.

So there.


Jameson buckled up to come home.


Saying goodbye to his foster mommy who cared for him all last week.


Big sis taking good, good care of her little bro.


Walking in the house.


He's home!

Cousin Laura has the magic touch with him.
















A very proud Aunt Sharon.


This has pretty much been the scenerio for the past 24 hours.  Precious.

Jameson, meet your cousin, Callie.


























Pondering what Nanny's saying.






Throughout the afternoon yesterday we noticed Jameson's breathing becoming labored with congestion, especially when he ate, so we got him into the doc right away.  After some x-rays and a test for RSV, the doctor said he was the youngest case of the croup he had ever seen!  (of course, right?  Our family and normal?  No way.)  And he's not even old enough to cough!  So the poor little guy got a shot and a heavy duty breathing treatment and then things have been good to go since then.



So the humidifier is running and he's sleeping, eating, and breathing much more soundly now...
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6 comments:

  1. I hadn't seen his eyes open yet! Caroline loving on him is the sweetest.

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  2. Praying, Praying, Praying that you all will be able to be with family this Thanksgiving. Hope he is sooooo much better. Love ya, Caroline.

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  3. love your pictures! now go sleep!

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  4. Love, Love, LOVE!!! Oh. My. Goodness! So happy for you guys! What a sweet family of FOUR!! Can't wait to talk to you!

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  5. That boy is just surrounded by so much love!

    Didn't even think about that fact that he's too young to cough. Poor baby! Hope he gets over croup quickly. :/

    I absolutely LOVE the picture of Caroline holding Jameson in the last post (and this post, too)!

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  6. He looks all nice and comfy in his house with his forever family. Also, I love how you are sharing the gift of feeding him with other members of your family so soon. I love how he is already ministering to others.

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