Our Miracle Boy

Well we just saw our little man. He looks amazing. I don't even know how to begin to write or say how I'm feeling right now. It is a mixture of excited to potentially go home, nervous to go home and have a imuno suppressed child, at peace, thankful, and scared. But most of all greatful that our son has been giving a second chance. The Lord has watched over Parker and our family through these last four months. We will be always thankful and happy with so many things. The people that we've met, the surgeons, doctors, residents, nurses, child life, all kinds of theripists, and all the rest of everyone that helped and were a part of Parkers care. We just saw him go past on the bed and he looked so good. His oxygen was sitting at 100%, and he has never been that high, ever. He was in surgury for 10 and 3/4 hours (3:45am-2:30pm) the time we dropped him off to the time we saw him roll by us into the PICU. Surgery went really well, he's pink in his hands, feet, and face. I know that this is just the start of some different problems and transplant is never a cure but he's here, he will be able to grow up and play like a "normal" boy. I'm so glad that he's had this opportunity. Parker you are our little big miracle.