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Good Gloomy Morning North America!  (I couldn't just type Baltimore, Pennsylvania, Manitoba, Toronto-because frankly-there are just too many of you now!) Last night was a success.  Kevin got about 7 hours of sleep, and it was pretty good.  Also-he remained even more stable through the night, and his

I name this post after the beauty of the city night lights of Baltimore.  Our view here at 5C is not as good as it was in 5D, but we'll take it!  Because ya know what?  We may not be here much longer! Dr. Kendra came and spoke

Quiet, gloomy afternoon back in 5C, where Kevin was moved for critical care yesterday.  We got a visit from the pulmonary Dr. who said there appears to be a fistula in his lung-basically, something that shouldn't be there.  He's not absolutely positive, but they're

Good Afternoon!  This morning BLEW past thankfully.  Kevin didn't get sleep, again, which was frustrating.  However, the good thing is, he remained stable through the night!  This morning he got a bronchoscopy (which is why I call him a Blue Man-his teeth are blue from the dye) to

Dear Friends & Family...I know you have all been stalking the site to see what is coming, so here it is: It took about 2.5 hours for the dye test.  While in there, they found no direct pour of blood inside.  However, they did find that his stomach

...the breakdown has come.  All my strength and my positive are fading, and I'm just a big bawlbaby right now.  My family will soon be here, and in the meantime I'm typing on here, chatting with friends online, and crying on the shoulders of our great

Kevin is currently getting a dye test through his veins to see where he's bleeding from.  It's a very scary time as Kevin is losing and impressive amount of blood internally.  I'm scared, anxious and just unsure.  I don't know why this

Kevin's heart-rate still continues to be high (around 120) and there are signs he has internal bleeding.  He is being given blood continuously, and his blood cell counts were off and he has a fever indicating something is "going on".  The cardio-thoracic surgeons are discussions right

Kevin's heart-rate has been elevated for a while now, hovering around 140.  Not sure what's causing it, but he's having no side effects, and his blood pressure is good.  The had to put him back on the heart monitor, which was disappointing to both

Just thought I'd share some fun photos Kevin and I just took.