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One boy's long road to recovery. Matthew was born two months premature with a rare fourfold heart defect known as Tetralogy of Fallot with Pulmonary Atresia and MAPCA's, and Ventricular Septal Defect. He's had two open heart surgeries and will need additional heart surgeries in the future. To appreciate the absolute miracle of this "3 plus million dollar boy", you'd need to look into the "Archives" beginning after his first 9 hr open heart surgery at Stanford, August 2005.
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This why we love going to Dr. Nakamura's office...
they love Matthew and treat us all so well...
Terri
No... Matthew does not look at all happy!
Terri tells me that Matthew took his first few steps yesterday. Soon Matthew will be running from the needles!!!
Guess "who" they put on the "front end" of this situation to "hold Matthew's hands????..... Grandma Wright, of course!!!
Mommy and Ryan hid behind me so Matthew now associates me with sticks and pricks. The "pricks" were behind me. Ha Ha Ha Matthew didn't seem to hold it against me and still wanted to come to me afterwards. He only stuck his finger up my nose and smeared my glasses for revenge. LOL I was so blessed that he closed his eyes the moment the first of 3 painful shots hit his thighs. Matthew knew Ryan was up to something when he appeared in cognito. Pretty smart calculation on Matthew's part.
It brought tears to grandma's eyes too, little "Goo-Man". It hurt grandma's heart to see you in pain again. Better the shots now to avoid "all" the shots if you get sick. Love you sweet baby! grandma w
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