Lucas has been taking several steps but it was only last night when we saw him move from one part of the room to the next. When he feels he is losing his balance, he stops and steadies himself then starts again.
Way to go, Lucas!!! We are so proud of you!!!
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Wednesday, December 01, 2010
Friday, November 19, 2010
Old Stuff but Still Post-Worthy
Lucas has been doodling a lot. Here is one of his many works. We are trying to determine if he is right-handed or a lefty. Recently, he has been using his left hand more. I cannot say his right hand is weak though. This guy's grip is solid!
| August 15, 2010 |
Everyone got up early for Sunday Mass in Pink Sisters convent in Tagaytay. It was a good 1.5 hour drive from Manila.
| Blue Team |
| Orange Team |
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| and smiling too! |
| Breakfast at MMLDC, October 24, 2010 |
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Thursday, July 01, 2010
New Look for Lucas
Portions of his head has been shaved in the first few weeks of life and shaved again early this year. Anyway, we will not let it pass just like that. As Rafa did before, Lucas had his first ceremonial haircut done by his one and only Tatay.
The momentus event happened the same day our new President took oath and assumed his elected post.
Pictures to follow.
The momentus event happened the same day our new President took oath and assumed his elected post.
Pictures to follow.
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
21 Months
Here are some vital stats:
Weight: 12kgs
Medicine/Supplements: Multi-vitamins (syrup), Ascorbic Acid plus Zinc, Thyrax and Cephalexin (stopped iron and cod liver oil)
Milestones: creeping; pulling to stand; cruising, follow instructions when in a good mood (e.g. if you want to be carried, you have to sit first); babbling (grandma claims he calls her)
Conditions being monitored: VUR, Hypothyroidism, Developmental delays
Weight: 12kgs
Medicine/Supplements: Multi-vitamins (syrup), Ascorbic Acid plus Zinc, Thyrax and Cephalexin (stopped iron and cod liver oil)
Milestones: creeping; pulling to stand; cruising, follow instructions when in a good mood (e.g. if you want to be carried, you have to sit first); babbling (grandma claims he calls her)
Conditions being monitored: VUR, Hypothyroidism, Developmental delays
Thursday, June 10, 2010
A Restored Heart
Around this time last year, Lucas' heart was repaired.
This picture was taken a few days before his surgery. He was at The Medical City battling an infection in preparation for the heart operation.
Donning a Dr. Siongco original, after his surgery. The gown design is ideal for those who have undergone surgery. It is easy to put on and fasten back. Complements the smile perfectly.
A year after, who would have thought these are pictures of the tiny baby who had his heart restored a year ago?
We would like to thank all those who have supported us and prayed with us. Thank you to all the doctors and nurses who took care of Lucas in The Medical City and Philippine Heart Center. This is another testimony of God's Love and Power.
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Update on Lucas
Lucas had recently visited the ER. When the doctor was asking for the history, I realized that there are some health concerns that have been resolved:
- Hirschsprung's - resolved
- Congenital heart disease - resolved
- Weight - Lucas is 11 kgs
- VUR - on Cephalexin, previously on Cefixime
Friday, April 16, 2010
Rafa's ER Experience
It was Black Saturday, we are home and playing.
Rafa started to complain about a tummy ache.
I initially thought he needed to poop and put him on the seat several times. No poop and the pain did not go away.
We called our pedia and she advised to apply hot compress with instructions that if it does not get better, we should go to the ER.
I brought my mom to the church for her service. On the way back, my hubby is calling that we are going to the ER since the pain would not go away. When he finally removed Rafa's pants to wash him up before going to the hospital, he saw a BULGE. My husband has an inkling as to what he saw.
His suspicions were confirmed by the doctors.
Here Rafa is given a dose of sedative. The doctors want to sedate him so that he will not feel when they manually reduce the hernia.
Diaper cover to secure the line
After the manual reduction done by our beloved Dr. Almonte, Rafa was able to sleep.
In the pre-anesthesia room, waiting to be wheeled-in the OR
In the recovery room, waiting for the anesthesia to wear-off. He was on bed 6 but stayed mostly in my arms.
Chose his gear for post operation nebulization. He was very cooperative all throughout.
Got out the same night. Thank You, Jesus for always being in control. It was a very successful surgery. God is great!
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