Thank you. Two small words that mean so much but are used so often that in times like this thank you just doesnt feel like enough. That is why in a time like this I realize there simply are no words to express your gratitude to the people that saved your daughters life, the people that granted every wish and made every dream come true. Saying thank you does not begin to show how grateful we are for the amazing people that worked tirelessly to keep Mackenzie here with us. We have met people that changed our lives and we will never forget the things they have done for us or for Mackenzie. So today, after 132 days, we will say thank you and goodbye to the MSICU and hello to the 10th floor (for feeders and growers). It is a bitter sweet feeling to be leaving the home Mackenzie has know for first 132 days of her life. It is hard to leave behind the bonds we have made and the security we have felt, but we are one step closer now. Before we moved upstairs today I was standing over Mackenzie and I began to cry, but for once I was not sad. I was allowing myself for the first time in 132 days to truly take in the fact that that she was going to come home with us one day. We have been working off of 12 hour plans for so long and never talking about tomorrow and trying not to get ahead of ourselves that I have always pushed this out of my mind. When you have been here as long as we have it begins to feel like you will never get out of here. Tonight, I go to sleep with just me and Mackenzie in the room and no nurse sitting outside looking in. Tonight we begin our journey of transitioning our baby to start preparing to come HOME!
Posted on: Tue, 16 Dec 2014 04:54:38 +0000
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