Max spent most of the day today without a feeding tube. Bottle feeding him when he can only tolerate about 1 cc/minute is a time-consuming task. Here, nurse M. is patiently giving Max just the right amount of formula.
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Max was born in October 2008 at Georgetown University Hospital. After more than four months at GUH, Max moved to the HSC Pediatric Center in March 2009. He came home six months after he was born, in April 2009.
Max on Thanksgiving
Max on Good Friday
Max at Home
Tummy Time
A TUBE-FREE MORNING
Start Here: A list of posts with background information
- We're home! (leaving the hospital with Max)
- The hospital at home (what it's like to care for Max at home)
- Max in action (see Max do his tricks)
- How is Max? (update April 2009)
Most recent photos of Max
Blog Archive
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March
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- Max, smiling
- Why don't we like orphanages
- Learning and forgetting
- Max at night
- Bath day, take two
- Bath day
- Max sleeping like a baby
- Max studies swallowing
- Going to Children's
- Max's big week continues
- Max's car ride to Children's
- Reminders from Georgetown
- Max too will ride the helter-skelter
- Max's new room
- Trip to the playroom
- Dr. Brown's Patent Medicine Bottle and Baby Soother
- Max catches a fish
- No "A" for effort
- Visiting day at HSC
- Blast from the past
- Carolyn passes the CPR test
- A quiet day
- CPR training video
- Shaky video day
- Laundry day at HSC
- Riding the 'J' train
- First family meeting at HSC
- Max's charm offensive begins
- HSC: Who, Where, What
- Everyone wants to blame the head
- First full day at HSC
- Graduating from the NICU
- The long good-bye
- Without a feeding tube
- Without a feeding tube
- Evening Update (3/3)
- Evening Update (Monday 3/2)
- Max taking a bottle
- Evening update (Sunday 3/1)
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