Since Jack Henry got sidewalled due to a new IV site, he has finished his need for IVs as he is getting all of his nutrition through breastmilk and now fortified breastmilk.
Interesting fact: breastmilk contains 20 calories per ounce (30 ccs or 30 mls in an ounce). Fortification can add 20% to 50% more calories. Currently, Jack Henry is getting 20% fortification which brings his calories up to 24 calories per ounce.
As he is getting fed 28 ccs per feeding, the math says that he is getting 180 calories per day due to his eight feedings (every three hours). That's barely a couple of french fries, right?
In any case, without the need for IV sites, we are moving forward with cleaning up the bad haircut from before.
It's been funny to get loads and loads of advice on how to clean up the haircut. No, we didn't put a poll on the blog for it since it would be non-binding anyway. :)
Yet, the doctors and nurses were encouraging us to go full-blown mohawk (notice that there's no faux in the description). Apparently, this is a common option. Another choice is to let the patch grow in, but there's no guarantee there in terms of when it will come in. So behind door #3 is the full monty, er, shave. We'll have to see where we end up...
FYI - Elaine got the final decision, but she was tolerant to let her first husband (i.e. the current one) to have a bit of fun along the way. Muchas gracias to the two Nurse Ashleys for doing the haircutting without a drop of blood. No nickes, scratches or cuts - pretty darn impressive!
Interesting fact: breastmilk contains 20 calories per ounce (30 ccs or 30 mls in an ounce). Fortification can add 20% to 50% more calories. Currently, Jack Henry is getting 20% fortification which brings his calories up to 24 calories per ounce.
As he is getting fed 28 ccs per feeding, the math says that he is getting 180 calories per day due to his eight feedings (every three hours). That's barely a couple of french fries, right?
In any case, without the need for IV sites, we are moving forward with cleaning up the bad haircut from before.
It's been funny to get loads and loads of advice on how to clean up the haircut. No, we didn't put a poll on the blog for it since it would be non-binding anyway. :)
Yet, the doctors and nurses were encouraging us to go full-blown mohawk (notice that there's no faux in the description). Apparently, this is a common option. Another choice is to let the patch grow in, but there's no guarantee there in terms of when it will come in. So behind door #3 is the full monty, er, shave. We'll have to see where we end up...
FYI - Elaine got the final decision, but she was tolerant to let her first husband (i.e. the current one) to have a bit of fun along the way. Muchas gracias to the two Nurse Ashleys for doing the haircutting without a drop of blood. No nickes, scratches or cuts - pretty darn impressive!
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