They do it at a hotel which is nice but man... what a miserable night! For me anyways. Rielly was hooked up to every wire possible and all those wires hooked up to a machine. Then she was expected to sleep. That's never been an issue for Rielly though so she went right to sleep. I couldn't though. The bed was awful, and all I kept thinking was that Rielly was going to fall off the bed (cuz she does that??) or get herself wrapped up in those wires or she won't be able to breath, etc. You know how things are in the middle of the night? 100X's worse!!!
She was fine though.
The guy said she did great.. not much snoring. She did have 3-4 occurances an hr (I guess apnea occurances?) so even though that's not much, he said they'll probably want to take the tonsils and anoids. But we won't know anything until we hear back from the ENT which they said could take a few weeks.
How sad huh...
And she's still smiling!!!
Who can sleep like this?? Rielly can!
And when all was said and done, she was all smiles at home!
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What a sweetheart! Glad it's done, and I hope it helps in her starting to stay healthy more often!
We all sure miss our day trips and fun times with you guys!
My friend just got her 7 year old daughter's adnoids out and said it's the best thing they've ever done. Her daugther had sleep problems her whole life (lots of waking during the night) and now she sleeps great. Plus, she had trouble hearing and now she hears great too. Good luck. She said the surgery recovery wasn't bad.
Seriously??!! How DID she sleep like that? I would be so worried she'd get tangled up in all those wires too.
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