I have to admire her for holding it together the way she has. I think I would have been a complete basketcase if they had told me they had to transfer Matthew or Scarlett and I had not been able to keep them right there with me the whole time. I also can't imagine barely seeing them for the first 24 hours, not holding them for over 24 hours, and so on. I know the medical needs come first but I am really admiring her strength right now. She seemed to keep a level head and let logic guide her. She's usually the emotional one of the 3 of us. Much more sensitive than I am...yet she was really strong through all of this.
They are hoping their little butterbean will be released tomorrow. He is already off the ventilator and on just a little oxygen. They are hoping to wean him off that today, let her nurse him so they can make sure he's sucking ok, that he is strong enough to eat & breathe, and if all that goes well they'll get to take him home tomorrow morning. If you're the praying type, please say a prayer for this new family.
Here is a picture just before he was transferred:

Here's my baby sis holding her son for the first time:

Here is his daddy giving him some love:

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