Wow! First of all I cannot believe how bad I am at blogging! My life is seriously a little too crazy! I am taking a stab at trying to update you all on our life but you probably already know it by now!
Tenley's Surgery Jan 2011.
The time came for miss "Tenny Anne" as we call her to have her little accessory removed and the pit fixed. This was extremely hard on me. We had to stop feeding her at around midnight and then she couldn't have any formula after two am. When we got to Primary Children's we checked in and then waited for about forty minutes for a nurse to get us to take all the vitals and get Tenley in her gown. She was so cute in that little gown and so innocent, she had no idea what was coming. They called us to the operating waiting room which is where you wait to be called for your operation. This is where the doctor came and talked to us and the anesthesiologist. We also got to meet the nurse who would be assisting with the surgery too. This was the part that me and Adam thought was hysterical... this guy comes around the corner dressed from head to toe in green scrubs and a green hat and then some sort of eye shield mask thing. He had a gigantic red beard and he seemed like he would have the deepest voice but he had like the squeakiest voice ever! He had basically a tool belt on full of bandages, scissors and all sorts of operating tools. The entire time he was talking to us we were trying so hard not to laugh. He was seriously the nicest guy though. The anesthesiologist called us finally and we walked Tenley to the red line and said our goodbyes and he took our baby and walked away. It was so hard for me but I knew she was in good hands.
We went over to this other building that is connected to the hospital and got lunch and right as we sat down to eat it the fire alarm went off in that building! We were on the sixth floor and I was thinking " great so I am in a different building, my baby is having surgery as we speak, and I am in a fire alarm!" . By the time we got outside and evacuated though they said it was a false alarm. I guess there just wasn't enough drama in our day. Tenley was finished so much faster then they thought and we got back to her within two hours. She was very groggy and tired but recovered fairly quickly and we were discharged. All in all it was such an answer to prayer how everything turned out and Tenley did so great with everything! She is a trooper!




