I'm finally figuring out how to pop a short video of "Miss V" (Thanks, Penny - I just love the new nick name I've adopted since your email), with the help of my wonderful husband! I always talk about how the little stinker scoots around & Jon finally got a short clip of her scooting! Not to mention, the famous "No" that we get in response to everything we ask her! Doesn't matter what the correct response is, she always says her trademark "no!" Also, notice the lovely oxygen tubing that trails behind her. She's always getting it tangled around her legs, then it pulls her little nostrils off to the side. This is quite scary, that I'm actually figuring out how to do this stuff! You'll never get me off this computer now!
(**Make sure you scroll down & pause the playlist so that you can hear her "No!")
Vaeh see's her cardiologist tomorrow for her first follow up since the surgery, so we'll see how things look from his perspective! Hopefully she cooperates for the echo. I know that they'll especially want to see this to check her pressures. I'm hoping that we can get her off the oxygen soon! I'll post an update after we have our monthly date with Dr. Butto!
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That girl sure can get around, I love Vaeh's little scoot! And what is it with babies and cellphones? Bilal loves my little flip phone, and won't give it up for anything!
Hoping all goes well at the follow up and that you can get rid of that oxygen tubing!
Oh my goodness she is such a cutie! Look at her scoot around the floor. She has the cutest little voice every!
I just loved being able to watch the video so you better keep them coming!
I have been wanting to download video but when we moved I changed to a PC instead of my Mac and now I don't have the right cable to download videos. Anyways, just rambling.
I'll be checking back tomorrow to hear good news!
The scooting is precious! I love it!
Good luck with the card visit! Please let us know how it goes. I'm sure it will go just great! xoxoxo
She is so darn precious! I just can't get over that scooting! She looks like such a happy child, even when she's saying "no". Good luck today at the cardiologist. I hope that you get good news and that she's recovering well after her last surgery. Thank you so much for all your words of encouragement. It truly does help to know that others have walked in the same footsteps and have survived! It is a faith builder as well and your (and Vaeh's) example are helping to keep me strong.
Hugs,
Hollie and Elaina
and Ben
LOVE the bum scooting!!
She looks great! O2 tube and all!!!
thanks for posting such a cute video!
Kathy
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