MOMMA I"M COMING HOME

On Friday the 25th we were scheduled to bring Ammon home.  Clinton was with Trenton at "Day out with Thomas the Train"  So I brought my mom along to help bring Ammon home.  We called in the morning and it was still a go for Ammon to come home.  My mom and I were in the washing room (this is a room you have to wash your hands and arms before going through the lock down doors)  when I got a call from Clint saying that they were NOT going to release him today.  What a disappointment!!!

But this smile made up for it!!!

They were keeping him longer, because during the night and morning he would stop breathing and they thought that he might have RSV.

On Saturday the 26th of May at 4:00pm.  We got a call from the Hospital saying that Ammon's tests were back and that He didn't have RSV, but that he had a cold and that we could come and take him home.  Basically they didn't want Ammon getting the other babies sick, so they said that they could put him in isolation or just send him home.....Well we chose to TAKE HIM HOME.  He did come home with oxygen and a monitor AND a cold, but we are so happy to have him home!  Even if he has his nights and days mixed up.

MOMMA I'm coming home.....one of the two songs I enjoy from Ozzy.

First Bath

Ammon came into the world at 34 weeks.  He weighed 5 lbs 1 oz and was 18 and half inches long. 
Lilly was some what disappointed to find out that he was a boy, she was really hoping and praying that Ammon would have been a girl.  I told her that Heavenly Father gave me one beautiful princess and three brave warriors.  Lilly still asks if we can adopt a girl. 

Wednesday the 23rd of May will mark Ammons three week stay in the NICU.  Clint and I have been so fortune to go and see Ammon everyday.  (Thanks mom for watching our kids)

 Ammon  is doing great, he just needs to be able to feed on his own.  We can not wait until Ammon can come home. 

We are so grateful for Priesthood blessings and for the whisperings of the Holy Ghost.