The neurologist came to examine Tehilla and gave the all clear. She is fine and does not need any tests at this point. This was a one off unexplainable event and there isn't any reason to suspect that she will have another seizure.
On the other side of things, the psychological trauma of the surgery has taken its toll on Tehilla. For the past 48 hours, she had been poked and prodded, hurt and held down. She is now sad and uninterested in everything. She won't play or talk. She won't look anyone in the eye and she just drifts in and out of sleep.
A musical therapist was brought in to help, but she wouldn't participate and ended up falling asleep. He will be back tomorrow.
For now, she is sleeping but when she wakes up, she will be showered in all those goodies that everyone sent.
would her ganenet be able to visit?maybe that would make her a bit happier??
ReplyDeleteShe is just recovering, let's pray more for her speed healing in HaShem. Thank you Abba for your mercy and healing to Tehilla.bat Shoshana.
ReplyDeleteShe is just recovering, let's pray more for her speed healing in HaShem. Thank you Abba for your mercy and healing to Tehilla.bat Shoshana.
ReplyDeleteI had open heart surgery at Hadassah when I was 50. I remember very little of the first 5 days, but I do know that days 3 to 5 I felt worse, as my body got used to the changes. So don't stress it.
ReplyDeleteCan you get her out of the bed and into your arms?
If it could be possible..i don't know...see if someone could bring in an animal, a therapy dog, for instance, (if she likes puppies) are often capable to bring kids out of emotional struggles and distract them from what they have traumatized by. I'm praying for your little one, I'm a mother of 5 and have watched my little one in a hospital bed several times...it feels so helpless, hang in there Momma, there are litetally thousands of prayers petitioning the Almighty Creator for your little one and Your family. ����
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