DISCLAIMER

This blog is where I record a limited depiction of my feelings, family, and faith. My blog was recently under intense scrutiny, and so I feel this disclaimer is necessary. I try to tell my story as openly as I can, but this blog represents a cropped and narrow-viewed version of my story -- like all social media -- it is NOT the full story. Many events happen behind the scenes that are not recorded or written about, due to the sensitive nature of others involved. Life has many layers. Many layers can be shared and many cannot, and this blog is simply a layer of my life that I allow others to view, but it is not an accurate depiction of all the layers of my life.

Henry's Kidneys

Henry has an ultrasound in 2 weeks. After the ultrasound, the doctor should be able to determine what will need to be done. The last time he had a kidney ultrasound, the doctor was still very certain that he will need surgery to help correct the problem, but she wanted him to be a little older. She has always said that the older he is, and the more life he has behind him, the better off he will be to go through the surgery. 

Henry has been so healthy, and so normal. I would never know that there was something wrong with his insides. He is a happy, jolly, little cherub -- full of life and spirit. The only indication that there is even a problem is that he has to take medicine everyday. Otherwise, he is a super healthy, and sturdy little boy.

When I think of having to take him -- totally whole and healthy -- and put him under the knife for surgery, it makes me sad. He is getting old enough now that it will be more challenging than if he were a little baby. He can talk, and sing, and throw a ball, he will be very aware of everything, and he will be scared. If he does, in fact, need the surgery, it will be a difficult thing to go through, I am sure.

But I also know it is all going to be OK, and that he will be OK, and better off in the long run. The surgery should help him avoid complications in the future. I would so much rather go through the process for him, rather than make him have to endure the pain and fear. I would take his place if I could. My little precious baby, my Henry.

If you could, if you have an extra slot in your prayers…would you pray for Henry?

I know all will be well, but extra prayers can't hurt! Thanks! 


















Comments

  1. He's got the ultimate surf wave for his hair style. I love it. I hope things go well. Let us know.

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  2. Loving the many faces of Henry! He & your family are in our prayers, always!

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  3. good luck to henry and to your family. i am sure all this waiting to find out has not been fun but i am also sure there is (and was) great wisdom in it and that things will be OK like you said. he's in our prayers!

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  4. My healthy baby needs surgery, too. Hernia. I'm so sad. I'll check back for your updates!

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  5. Good luck! I'm sure things will turn out okay but that doesn't make the idea of surgery any easier. Henry's hair is way cute. Kellen would never let it last. He would have smushed it all around the minute I did it.

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