A day of firsts

A great day of firsts for Will praise God. I'm going to put loads of pictures and a few videos up to describe, but in short: 1. They removed the ventilator, and he's breathing fine. 2. They started him on milk - from a bottle ! Totally unexpected, as we thought they would use the tube. 3. Jules got to cuddle Will 4. Will was opening his eyes big time 5. He cried (a nice kind of quiet kind - the type that doesn't quite wake Dad up in the middle of the night). Piccies first. The video's are just as good and exciting as the pictures. Will's first cry Will's first bottle feed We have again spoken to the specialist about the problem and in short, they don't know. They are keen to see if he begins to process the liquid unaided first. If he does not, they will need to commence a more invasive form of testing to determine the issue. This will probably start with some form of Cat Scan of the bladder & associated system. Not sure how long before they decide to do that. Once he has proven to himself stable, it is lower risk to move him around, therefore lower risk to do the tests. Anyway, we must continue to be patient and prayerful, and must wait for God's timing on a resolution.