It was decided not to give Maisie a general anesthetic but instead give her a spinal anesthesia instead. This would just take the feeling away below the waist.
Even though Maisie had the anesthetic it did not stop her being a little annoyed and she pulled out her cannula that was in her leg. This meant that the operation took a little longer and she also needed a little bit of general anesthetic to help while they put a new cannula in.
Maisie was most likely annoyed because she was hungry. As you can see not being fed makes Maisie a little bloshie;
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| Maisie was not happy she couldn't have any milk! |
A big Thank you to the surgeons, anesthetists and the rest of the fantastic team at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children in Edinburgh for helping Maisie and making us feel so welcome.
They all reiterated what we already know about My Amazing Maisie - she is very strong and a wee fighter
..............and of course very beautiful!
Awww she's so gorgeous. I've been checking the blog all day hoping to hear good news. Wonderful wee poppet. My 15 month old's a former Forth Park 27 weeker so we've been following your story eagerly and wishing you all well. They're determimed wee madams these prem gals!
ReplyDeleteAnother photo that catches the mood!! So glad all went well. Lots of love to everyone. x x x x
ReplyDeleteThank goodness that is all over. Have a good stay in Kirkcaldy and then back home. What a gorgeous photo of a super wee girl.Lots of love, Win x
ReplyDeleteHi Maisie Pleased to see another lovely picture of you.Hope you recover quickly and be all smiles for your First Christmas with your loving family.
ReplyDeleteDid I see Maisie being brought into the house by Richard? Woo-hoo! Maisie - you have come so far. What a wee star you are!
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