Waiting to Exhale for Charlie

Famous last words yesterday from our nurse practitioner were, "If she behaves herself, Nori can come home with you tomorrow." Later that day, after going 12 days, surpassing the 5 day minimum, without having a Brady or Apnea episode, little Nori decides to have a random brady while lying in her crib. We all tried to ignore it, even the nurse, but there was no denying that Nori had decided that she would not like to behave herself. We think she may be holding her breath for Charlie, unaware of how good she will have it if she does get to be home without him for a few days. Meanwhile, Charlie passed his car seat challenge with flying colors and has been eating like a champ. I don't think he will reciprocate Nori's gesture when his turn to come home arrives. So, we will see what the doctor wants to do today. They may release Nori if she had an uneventful night, or they may wait to see her make five Brady-free days again.