Command center--The machine on the left toward the head of the bed is the Bipap AVAP. Then on the little shelf is at top a clock radio, second shelf all too important puffs plus, and bottom rack the pulse oximeter display. It's not on yet so you can't see anything.
All hooked up
A picture of our rigged up headgear before we connected the Bipap tubing.
14 comments:
What a brave little boy! Wonderful photos!
Love the pj's. Awesome pics. Thanks for sharing!
Oh I love those pj's he looks so sweet :) Bron xo
Love the jammies. Who knew sleeping took so much work?
I'll bet he sleeps so peacefully with that machine. My husband uses a C-pap and it helps him so much too.
Poor thing! How can he sleep like that?
those are great pjs, too cute
Thanks everybody. Jack does sleep better with the Bipap because he is not waking up from gasping for air. Some nights it is still a struggle to get the mask on him but none of us would get a good night's sleep without it!
cool jammies!
I love that he is snuggled in with all his stuffed animals
WOW - that's a lot of work!!! You're a brave Mommy!
i just found your blog. It is great! i have a 13 yr old DS with Aperts. It ia amazing how much Jack looks like my son.
Thanks for stopping by, Heidee. I'd love to hear more about your son.
Those are cute pjs! I always thought the CPAPs looked so uncomfortable to sleep in, but he sure looks comfy!
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