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10-16-2005, 10:39 AM
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During Tristan's recent hospitalization, the trach nurse came to visit to see if we had everything we needed. We were having a very nice visit and she asks, "Does he ever pull his trach out?" He promptly put his fat little hand to his trach and ripped it from his neck! I didn't know whether to laugh or cry or just panick! I remained calm laid him back and put it back in without much discussion. She was impressed by the whole scenario, but I really would have liked to have give him a good ole down home spanking! Little monkey!
Anyway, thought I would share! Blesssings, Dawna
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Dawna, Mom to Tristan 6 yrs, former 22wk preemie with trach (decanned 6/20/07!!), Josh 25, Jenna 21, Gracie 14, and Jon 11. Photography website: http://pricelessmemoriesphoto.com/ 
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10-17-2005, 07:23 AM
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You've certainly got a little monkey there!
Julie
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  Sam Feb 11 2003 Opitz G/BBB syndrome, mickey, nissen, autistic,supraventricular tachycardia, bronchiolitis obliterans. decanned May 30 2009. 2 brothers Jonathan (23) James (14). I am first and foremost a child
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10-17-2005, 02:17 PM
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Oh boy....power of suggestion. I am sure Brian is going to accomplish that soon and I am not looking forward to it!
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Mom to Breanna (15), David (12), Christopher and Brian (almost 5). Brian decanned in 2006 and had his g-tube removed in 2007.  B & C are surviving triplets. Brooke survived for 1 month.
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