MRI and CAMO

My husband bought cute matching camo onesies for the triplets when they were only a few months old. They are now finally big enough to wear them so of course i must document the occasion with a few photos.

Marek and Landon (taking a breather from his helmet)

Marek sure thinks Landon is hilarious

how sweet are my boys

so lets toss a pretty pink camo into the mix. Landons helmet breather is over.

So Adalynn had an MRI last friday. So far this has been the worst experience i have had at Cooks children's hospital and worst experience ever with Addy. I am a huge fan of Cooks since my babies spent their first two months of their life in the NICU, but the outpatient radiology department is seriously lacking. Hello people I work for Baylor radiology----I know how the process should go!! We were told to be there by 8:30 am and they didnt even start the MRI until 11 am-mind u i have a hungry 9 month old, who isnt allowed to eat. The MRI is supposed to take about 45 min. She has to be put under anesthsia and a breathing tube is used due to her age. Over an hour and a half later still no word, then finally they tell me that their was a delay due to a blood pressure cuff malfunction and they need to take another 15 minutes worth of pictures. An hour later yet again no word. I finally had to ask someone. Hello my baby is so little and was so worried something was wrong. Dont they realize how frantic parents of infants are??? Needless to say I didnt get to the valet until 2:30 pm. We were at Cooks for 6 hrs for an MRI!!!!!

Here is my precious girl waiting for her test.

She did great. I however almost burst into tears countless times. We get the results next Wednesday to see if Adalynn has a tethered spinal cord.