I am helping to raise funds for TEAM JACOB this year for the annual AHA Heart Walk 2010. Please follow the link below to make a donation in support of TEAM JACOB. Also forward the link to all of your friends. The more money we raise the better the chances are for babies and adults facing heart issues. This cause touches me deeply as most of you know so I am driven to provide awareness to all my family and friends about Congenital Heart Defects and other heart diseases. Our goal is $250.00 and we have 170.00 to date, so help us reach our goal if you haven't already! :) Love and Hugs from My family to yours.
Michelle and Jacob Roth :)
http://heartwalk.kintera.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=334420&lis=0&kntae334420=FF67FC643045488584A4335CC85C8D67
On January 27th, 2008 we were faced with the most difficult news of our lives. We found out that our little boy had a CHD. Later tests revealed that he had Tricuspid Atresia and that it was treatable with a series of three open heart surgeries. Jacob had his first surgery (PA BAND) on July 30, 2008, his second (Bi-directional Glenn)on March 13th, 2009 and his final surgery (Fontan) on March 8th, 2011. Jacob will be 4 years old on July 6th, 2012 and is a big ball of continuous energy.
JACOB RYAN ROTH
Friday, August 27, 2010
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Jacob Update 8-24-10
Well the time came for Jacob to have a change made to his bed. He can now get in and out on his own however he won't....LOL. At bedtime he walks in and gets in the bed only if we tell him to, and in the morning he sits in the bed until we come in and say he can get out. I think that is a good thing? He loves his bed now thank goodness. He hasn't been eating very well the past few days but at least he is eating a little here and there.
His cardiology appointment went well early this month. His SATS were down to 87 from 91 six months ago. Dr. Garmany said we would notice him starting to slowly turn blue once they drop to 85 or so. We spoke to Jacob's surgeon in Cincinnati and he said they generally like to have kids at 30 pounds or more before they have the Fontan procedure. Jacob is at 27 right now so I don't think it will be long before he starts showing signs. I did notice yesterday when we were playing in the yard that he was really out of breath so the low SATS are definitely showing.
Keep on praying for our little man!
His cardiology appointment went well early this month. His SATS were down to 87 from 91 six months ago. Dr. Garmany said we would notice him starting to slowly turn blue once they drop to 85 or so. We spoke to Jacob's surgeon in Cincinnati and he said they generally like to have kids at 30 pounds or more before they have the Fontan procedure. Jacob is at 27 right now so I don't think it will be long before he starts showing signs. I did notice yesterday when we were playing in the yard that he was really out of breath so the low SATS are definitely showing.
Keep on praying for our little man!
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