Saturday, December 19, 2009
Ready to get out of here!
Macey is doing phenomenal for a little over two weeks! They already want her to move into the in-patient acute rehabilitation part of the hospital. This focuses only on rehab which means they are not worried about her medical condition. They said she would be in in-patient rehab for 2-3 weeks then ready to go home!!! We're waiting on the approval of her brain surgeon to see if she can go home without the brain flap and then would have to come back to have it put back in. That is quite the hassle and risk of taking her back and forth with that missing. Once Macey is done with the in-patient rehab, she will start out-patient rehab where they said she should regain all her strength back by 3-6 months. Macey is very anxious to get out of this hospital, or even let alone get out of bed to go to the bathroom! She asks every 5 minutes hoping one of the nurses will change their mind! Also Macey asked if she could have a wig, so of course my mom and I went shopping for one! We got a cute short brown hair style that she absolutely loves! Also Macey's new favorite obsession is massages. She is milking it for all its worth! Keep the prayers coming, Macey is so thankful for everyone's support! God is so good!
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Macey is on her way to recovery. That is awesome! Lord, we ask that you watch over Macey and provide her doctors with continued wisdom and direction. We ask that the doctors do whatever is safe and best for Macey's health as far as the brain flap. Lord, you are the true and great physician and know what is best for Macey. Give Macey the faith, courage and strength during her rehabilitation knowing that all things are possible. Provide her the support she needs in her rehabilitation program and rest when she needs that too. Thank you Lord for your continued grace and love. Amen.
ReplyDeleteI do not know Macey or your family. I learned of her accident through the mother of one of Macey's friends. I have followed the blog and prayed feverently for her recovery AND for your family. Our Lord is good and He takes care of our needs especially when we are needy. I pray for a blessed Christmas for you despite your circumstance. God Bless you all in the coming year and God bless your little girl.
ReplyDeleteSharon, Minnesota