We're getting close! It looks like Georgia will get to come home tomorrow. There are a few things we need to do before they can discharge her. Lance and I need to watch a car seat video and do some CPR training. Georgia needs to pass a car seat challenge.
LOVE this onsie.. thanks Aunt Katie!
Auntie Heather and Baby G!
Georgia getting weighed to see if she's getting enough to eat.
Yay!!! Georgia's new bed... she has moved out of the isolette and into this new bed. This means she is able to keep her temperature where it should be on her own. Way to go G!
Our little corner of the NICU.
Georgia's sign above her bed, her NICU nurses made it for her.
Today was a hard day. We saw Georgia with a feeding tube for the first time. This made me feel like we were taking steps back instead of making improvements. I just want to bring this little girl home with me and snuggle her without all the tubes, wires and machines!!!
Her poor little feet. Some of this tubes used to be attached on her hand. She has a bruise there now since they have been moved to her feet. They prick her heel several times a day to test her blood sugar level. Her poor little heel is pretty banged up.
Georgia's bed.
Little Miss Georgia is still in the NICU. Unfortunately, I have been discharged so Lance and I went home this afternoon without our sweet baby girl. She is still working to keep her blood sugar levels up and her temp up. She has also developed an infection and has to be on antibiotics. Kelly and Kristin came over to visit with Jack so I took them to the hospital to visit Georgia.
Auntie Krissy!
Jack stayed home with Grammy and Uncle Lance while the rest of us went to visit Georgia.
Gerogia is still in the NICU. Her blood sugar levels remains low and she is having a hard time keeping her body temperature where it should be. 
