{Update...}

{I stole these from my sisters blog but here is an update.}

{They really need to have a hand or something beside her to tell how really tiny she is!}

BUT

".....Both are doing well.

The massive tube holding the baby's mouth open has since been removed and a different breathing tube has been put in her nose instead. Now she can express herself in some faint/quiet cries and probably feels a whole heck of a lot more comfortable. 

It'll be awhile before she breaths on her own. 

BUT she has gotten milk/colostrum through the feeding tube successfully.

AND she did pee within the first 12 hours. 

Things are functioning and she remains in stable condition but will stay in constant and critical care in the Neo-Natal Unit of the for at least another 2-3 months, maybe more."

Thanks so much for the messages and those with advice from  you who have had a premature baby and for all the love to my sister and her family your contined prayers and hope. They are so appreciated!
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