They rushed her to the NICU. She was breathing on her own but it was very shallow and hard breaths. Her red blood cell count was low, which means her oxygen levels were low also. They put her on a ventilator and gave her a blood transfusion but they said she was stable for the moment. She stayed stable through Friday night and Saturday morning they became concerned and wanted to do an ultrasound on her brain to check for some hemorrhaging and to see if there was any "white matter" developing, which could lead to cysts. The ultrasound came back clean but they want to recheck it when she is a week old.
Lucie has continued to stay stable and is moving very slowly in the right direction. They have been able to slowly decrease the ventilator and she had a second blood transfusion which we knew it was coming and there will be more to come. But, all in all, things are going the way we need them to. We have been told not to plan on bringing her home till her original due date which is May 11th. So we have a long road ahead of us but with the outpouring of love and support we have been given we will be able to make it through this hard time in our lives.
Words can not express how grateful Tannon and I are for the thoughts and prayers that have been sent our way. We could not get through this without of all the family and friends that support us. I will try to give regular updates.
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