Starting to eat like a Turner

Young Will is showing strong signs of recovery. I had the opportunity again today to go to the hospital to feed him. As you know they've been trying to increase his milk intake on a daily basis to remove the need for the IV drip. This morning Jules fed him 25 mls (an increase on the previous day). This afternoon I fed him 35mls. I was amazed at how fast he gulped it down. He really does eat like a Turner (way too fast). He followed that with a "Barney-esk" (from the Simpsons) belch. Boys will be boys, even at 1 week old. They have now scheduled the further study on his bowel for the 8th June. The delay seems to now be that the case is no longer an emergency (good news) and that the Doctor treating him (one of the 4 Dr Chan's we've dealt with) is on leave for a good chunk of this week. This study involves squirting some fluid (some sort of dye I guess) up through the cathetor (ouch) into his bladder, then doing something like a cat-scan. Who knows what they will find (if anything). Still praying for them to remove the IV. Quite possibly only 1 or 2 days until this happens. Once they do this, then he may well be downgraded to 'Special Care'. For those who count these sorts of things - 4 dirty nappies today. Not sure if its relevant. They told me yesterday we should bring in some clothing for him (not sure when he'll wear it - perhaps he goes out with the lads in the evening). Julies struggling to find 0000 size baby clothes - he's not even really that small ! Tummy still at 37cm, and weight static at around 2.7kgs. As I know full well, its easy to loose the first few kilo's, its the last few (in my case around 10 - 15) that are the problem. I just thought I'd note that we do read all the comments on the site (in fact they are auto copied to our email). I'm amazed and very much encouraged by everyones commitment to continue to pray for us. Thanks so much, its a great blessing.