Mariska wearing the holter monitor and being silly.
Our day at Thanksgiving Point Farm Country. She thought the pony ride was Awesome!
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20 Year New Zealand Reunion - - 20 year New Zealand reunion! It was small with only a few who could make it. I can’t believe it’s been that long. The recreation management department...
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Needing Comfort - Hello. I just spent 20 minutes sitting in the sun in front of my house.3 years ago
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Something New - A Mother's Plea It must be nice being told how great you are. Every Day. How valued you are. How smart and important. I'm home fighting, cleaning, drivi...4 years ago
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Happy Halloween! - Well hello there! Where have we been the past seven months? I am back to fill you all in on our crazy lives but first let's get to Halloween! Halloween...
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Spring Break 2016 - This year I made a theme to everyday of Spring Break. I left goodie bags on the table for the kids to find in the morning. Then they could guess what we we...
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Back Surgery or Not? - Just wanted to update where we are with Mason's back surgery and his low platelet issue (or ITP) .... (Mason was supposed to have new rods put in his back ...
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Surgery and Differences - Tomorrow Mason is having surgery at Primary Childrens Hospital. After the great results in Boston it was decided that his heart was not the cause for his...
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GI appointment - I've know something was wrong with me, (well something else, what isn't already wrong with me?) I've know for a while. I've had a hard time swallowing chi...
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Cath report - Grant has been out of the cath lab for a few hours now and we are feeling incredibly lucky for how everything went. Grant happily played in the surgical wa...9 years ago
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Cardiology Update: December 2014 - We are happy to report that Jacob's heart is still looking great. The Doctors are still keeping an eye on those problem areas, but overall he is looking am...
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Kenzens first day of preschool - Kenzen was able to start school today. He was very excited and I was very nervous. It was a big day one I wasn't sure we would get to have. He did really ...
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A perspective on life, 3 years post transplant. By both Abby and Michelle - Last Saturday, the 12th, we celebrated Abby's 3-year heart anniversary. It's hard to believe it has only been 3 years, it feels like a lifetime. We celeb...
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Waiting on a Heart - Hey everyone this is Brytten's sister Cortney and I wanted to announce that we have now started a Facebook page for Teagan https://www.facebook.com/pages/T...
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Life post-fontan - I picked a few pictures to sum up the last 6 weeks. I haven't been blogging because we have been living! I was told we would get to a point where life fe...
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He's 5! - My amazing Jack turned 5 years old last week. Thinking back to when he was born, we were so scared and unsure of what the future was going to bring, and n...
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The Cousin Summer party!! - Today was so much fun! I have been wanting to do a couple of activities that I found on Pinterest with the kiddos, but just haven't gotten around to it. So...
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The Brave Little Soul! - This write up is close to our hearts for it is how we have always felt Kaidence's journey came to be. However, Kaidence has two little boys and their fami...11 years ago
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Temperature of 107...Yikes - 107 degree temperature...never actually seen by the pediatrician! Leave it up to Claire to make it happen. I took her into clinic for what I new was a UTI ...11 years ago
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Big news. - I can update the details later. But I thought I'd at least post the most important thing... If X-ray looks good tomorrow and the doctor is comfortable with...11 years ago
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Asher James's Heart Story - In honor of CHD awareness week, I thought I would share our heart story in it's entirety. For those who already know it- sorry! During my pregnancy with ...
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Update on Liam and His Fenstration Closure - Liams fractures were his wires that were in his chest!! Thank God it wasn't serious! Well Tomorrow is the day!! We will be checking in at the Hospital at 6...11 years ago
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It's Not Working - We ordered 3 new curriculums and a video series to help with teaching the children Self-Government. The curriculum is here, but we are still waiting on ...11 years ago
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Is anyone there? - Hello? Does anyone ever check this dead blog anymore? I'm so sorry for my absence. Please just know that we have been enjoying life to the fullest! Elain...12 years ago
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CureSearch walk for Children's Cancer - This year we are proud to report that CureSearch Salt Lake City has already raised $100,000 for Childhood cancer! This is sooo exciting! My goal this yea...
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Another Cleft Palate Surgery - This morning I woke up at 4:30 a.m. to get ready to take Nathan to Primary Children's Medical Center to have Dr. Park perform another cleft palate surgery....12 years ago
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Yes, I'm alive!! - It's true, I'm alive! Yes, I know it's been over a year since I last posted, but life has been....super crazy and continues to be crazy...however, I reall...
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Potty Trained!!!!! - Earlier this month, Olivia stayed with my mom so we could be up early the next day to get to SLC for Alyson's cardiology appointment. I would tell Olivia t...12 years ago
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Happy birthday Dylan! - Today is Dylan's 3rd birthday. I know people say it all the time, but man, it has gone by fast. I keep wondering how long it's going to take me to get used...
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2 comments:
What the heck.....she has gotton SO big. She looks about the same size as Kaidence. Isnt it funny how we think our kids are big enough, but cardiology doesnt? Amazing!!!! She is a cutie!
Hi! I'm a biomedical engineering student attending Georgia Institute of Technology. For my Senior Design class, my group is working on a project that involves Holter Monitors for infants and toddlers. I was hoping that you could give me some feedback on how your daughter interacted with the monitor. What would you have liked different about it? Hopefully we can create a better product for future children!! Thank you so much!
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