Anonymous wrote:OP here - thank you all for your prayers, my little girl is back with us. She was so brave for what is a horrible procedure. She's still incredibly sleepy and reliant on a load of wires, but hopefully we'll be out of the icu in the next couple of days. The doctors are being very cautious as it's still very delicate and she's at risk of a lot of issues that can still happen so want to keep monitoring her here until she's needing less medicine and oxygen.

She doesn't really know where she is at the moment, so the first things she tried to say was to ask where her cuddly bunny was. Which is now my urgent task haha, whilst she sleeps with grandad.

Thank you so much for you prayers. And the nurses and doctors who have dedicated so much time to her.

Anonymous wrote:OP here - we're hopefully have her awake in the next couple of hours. She's had a couple of wobbles in the night but the main issue is just her lungs. If she has to breathe heavily it's putting pressure on the rest of her body, which it can't take. The level of support she has been on through the night has been lower so they're optimistic with extra support she can breathe by herself without over exertion. It's so hard to see my little girl like this so I feel like I need to see her awake to speak to her etc.

Missing my youngest as well. My heart goes out to any parent that has had to go through this.

Thanks again, the caring and love has meant my daughter has never been alone in this dark place.

I'm optimistic, I'm going to see her smile in a few hours and will be an emotional wreck.

Sorry if this post is a word salad, coffee is no longer as effective