Jan. 28, 2010 -
Day - Jordan still having some food in her stomach after feeding (residuals)
Jordan still off billiruben lights
Jordan - no change in CPAP levels from yesterday
Jordan weight 1 lb. 9 oz.
Nurses and doctors stopped feeding at that time;
Jacob - still having residuals, still on 5.6 level billiruben
Jacob weight - 1 lb. 9 oz., CPAP level 5% 21% room air
Evening - Jordan weight: 1 lb. 10 oz., still feeding well, still off the billiruben light. Breathing very well, could go to a nasal cannula tomorrow gives more mobility, CPAP machine would be completely removed if she went to the nasal cannula. Great urine output; went through 5 diapers today, forecasted three more tonight. Had one bowel movement about 8 pm.
Jacob - little concerned; Jacob is having moments where he forgets to breathe and his heart rate drops. If it happens often, he is put on caffeine. Happened enough in the evening to put him on caffeine and take blood work to determine if there was infection, which typically would be the cause. Took all feedings today. Had 4 wet and dirty diapers, at a 5.4 billiruben level.
Jacob Jay Cordova & Jordan Rae Cordova
Two Peas in a Pod
About Me
- The Cordovas
- Sheri and I married on August 8, 2008. After a year, we decided to expand our family by getting pregnant via in-vitro. Our twins were expected to be delivered on April 8, 2010, but due to blood flow difficulties, they had to be taken by emergency C-section on January 21, 2010. Since that time, our lives have been Sheri spending most of her time at Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital in the medical center, while I continue to work and stay with Sheri and the kids at the hospital when I can. This blog is to catalog our journey from the twins birth, home, and beyond.
The Dream Team
Our Primary's during our stay in the NICU: Virginia, Jennifer, Melinda, Natalie & Abby!
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