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may the odds be ever in his favor. previous weight: 5.22 Kgs current weight: 5.40 Kgs gain of .18 Kgs or 180 grams Hudson gained an average of 26 grams per day this week. Although this is down from last week (51 grams per day average) it is still above the required average of 15-20 grams per day. The nutritionist made the comment that Hudson has "beat all the odds" and is tolerating the most volume via NG tube that she has seen! We have earned that blue ribbon fair and square

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this week was filled with wins for our family fatty mcfaterton. Previous weight: 4.86Kgs Current weight: 5.22Kgs Gain of .36Kgs or 360 grams Hudson gained an average of 51 grams a day this week as opposed to the 22 grams per day last week. #crushedit Our goal is to get Hudson to weigh 8Kgs prior to transplant so this means we have 2.78Kgs to go! enjoying the great outdoors. We were able to take Hudson for a stroll around the neighborhood this week. This is the first time we h

We are happy to have our update be short and sweet for this week! Weight Summary (get used to the metric system - sorry folks) Previous Weight: 4.70 Kg Current Weight: 4.86 Kg Gain: .16 Kg or 160 grams - WAHOOOOO "Healthy" weight gain is between 15-20 grams per day so this means Hudson gained about 22 grams per day this week. We are very lucky right now to have Hudson healthy enough to have gaining weight as our continued focus. Since he has been tolerating the volumes of f

Whenever someone asks me "How are you doing?" I want to respond with 'I am doing.' Not the typical response someone expects. I understand people have the best intentions when they are reaching out and to everyone's credit, its not their fault that as a society, we have been trained to use this as an empty greeting or opening question. However, let me honestly break down how these situations go down and why I have come to loathe this question - especially now. When asked this

We made it through our first week at home with minimal excitement and activity and we couldn't be happier about it. Our week was measured by two things: A needs evaluation and his weekly clinical transplant visit needs evaluation. Hudson was evaluated to see if he required any special services (Occupational, Physical or Speech Therapy). Developmentally, Hudson is right on track and where he needs to be. He is very alert, aware and engaged. We will take that win! Since Hudson