It is really hard for me to think back to those 2 weeks. I have never been more terrified, sad, helpless, exhausted in my entire life. As a mother, I have trouble putting into words just how scary this was and what it truly felt like to see your child in this state. I can't articulate how hard and devastating it all was. I see our sweet Ben and it bring tears to my eyes thinking of him in that hospital bed in the ICU with all those tubes coming out of him. So I try not to think about it. But I know I will want to have this as a memory in a weird way as a mother, so I am going to post some pictures of our ordeal to document it. Here was those 2 weeks as they happened -- in chronological order. You can see the transformation and when our little guy came back to us....

4 comments:
Oh, it just breaks my heart for you that you had to go through all of that! Ben is just the cutest thing ever! I have a four month old and your story really tugged at my heart string... My Griffin looks a tad bit like Ben and when I saw that they have the paci in a couple of pictures I actually started to cry.
I'm so thankful that you are back home again with a whole and healthy family!
xoxox
Thank you so much Hillary. Your comments have been so sweet. I appreciate your thoughts and prayers for Ben.
Oh I am just so glad he is home where he is supposed to be. I know every emotion you felt. It's terrible. Praise God for little Ben getting back to himself and growing like a weed : ) And yay, Momma, for survival! That's HUGE.
xoxo, Meg
I am truly so grateful that God was able to help Ben to heal and go home with you guys. What a terrible experience. I am still thinking of you guys so much and praying for you guys. Those pictures of Ben when he's bright eyed again melt my heart. What a sweet baby.
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