Kay's IV is removed!

Today's accomplishments for Kay included two breastfeeding sessions, the light was removed, her IV was removed, her first feeding from Grandpa, the temperature in her home was lowered, and her feedings were changed to "all you can eat".

Check out the super cute NCSU hat Kay's aunt Annelise made for her. Craig and I thought it would be fun to take periodic pictures of her with the hat to show how much she grows. We are hoping she will be in it this fall to cheer on the Wolfpack. If not this year, definitely next year!

Kay seems so much happier without her IV (just like her mother was when hers was removed). She loves to tuck in her hands around her face and spread out her legs which she could not do when all hooked up. The nurses keep coming in to tuck her in and she keeps kicking herself free.

Today was a long day for me at the hospital. Kay had a roommate which meant very little napping in between feedings because there were so many people in the room. I think tomorrow Craig is going to do the noon feeding so I can come home between the 9 am and 3 pm and take a nap.

They will be closely monitor everything to make sure the light does not need to go back on, the IV back in, or the temperature increased again. We are praying everyday that she will continue on this positive path!