More Good News
Jan. 26th, 2012 08:09 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
thisnewdayGot a late text from Sarah which I didn't open until this morning. She said the hospital had called to inform her that the girls had been moved from level D of the NIC-U to level G. A-C are intensive care, with A being the most critical.
All infants are admitted at level A and then evaluated for most appropriate placement. And the twins were moved from A to D on their first day in the NIC-U, levels D-G being "progressive care."
Their move to G, last night, means they are at the least critical level in progressive care and, of course, the new mom, and everyone else, is now saying, "When will they be coming home?"
Which is a great thing to be saying and thinking after the anxious months before, and the hours just after, their arrival...
LPK
LiveJournal
1.26.2012 (a)
All infants are admitted at level A and then evaluated for most appropriate placement. And the twins were moved from A to D on their first day in the NIC-U, levels D-G being "progressive care."
Their move to G, last night, means they are at the least critical level in progressive care and, of course, the new mom, and everyone else, is now saying, "When will they be coming home?"
Which is a great thing to be saying and thinking after the anxious months before, and the hours just after, their arrival...
LPK
LiveJournal
1.26.2012 (a)
