What's Happening Now?

I was going to make some funny joke about ReRun but I've been up for 2 days and I'm afraid my humor might miss it's intended target.

We've had a busy day. Again I'll let a few photos speak




KT came for a visit. We played and sang songs. The photo of Scott and Kate alone is them singing Rock A Bye Baby. She has such a way of lifting our hearts and pulling us through the uncertainty. She gives Scott all the reasons he needs to keep fighting.

Along with Kate came Grandma and Grandpa (my parents) Auntie Blue and Uncle Justin. Jen and Scott4 came to visit as well.
It was a very overwhelming day for Scott. He's completely exhausted. But we've learned through years of doing this you can't wait. You simply must keep your head in the game. Were not the type to miss out on a moment.

So, many of you are wondering - How is Scott doing?
Well kids, that's a good question. As I said, we started the wee hours of our day with an almost guarantee that unless something major happened Scott would lose his leg. I am happy to report that we are feeling like an amputation is NOT in Scott's imminent future. Shortly after Kate arrived our fantastic nurse was able to hear a pulse in Scott's left foot using the doppler. Next to the sound of Kate's hearbeat in utero it's one of the best sounds I've ever heard. This means somehow, some way by some miracle Scott is getting blood to his foot. He has no arteries in that area and yet....
We have yet to get the opinion of the vascular team. Dr. Chad and Dr. Ben spent their entire night and most of the morning caring for Scott we figured we'd give them a few hours sleep before surprising them.
We don't know what or if the return of a pulse in his left foot means to us. I feel pretty confident that it only means good things.

To go from most certain amputation to pulses in less than 10 hours is a bit overwhelming. As always we keep one eye towards the sky so we can see what may hit us. But for now we're happy and busy daydreaming of all the fun family moments to come.