I'll follow the sun

Kevin still has not gotten an MRI, he was uncooperative on the first few attempts and last night they were hoping to find a lull in the action where they could fit him in unscheduled. When I called this morning the nurse said they were unable to get him in but he rested well all night. That's good, when we left last night he was pretty agitated. The nurse was going to give him a sedative to help him relax. I like to hold him, it's a big thing for the family but I'm not sure if it does more for us than it does for him. I think there is a huge benefit to touch and bonding, (even Annie's Abominable Snowman and Daffy Duck routine is good touching) but he seems to get so upset when he's moved it takes a while to get his breathing back to normal. When I held him yesterday I got to give him a breathing treatment so he was right as rain when I put him back in the isolette. I think a lot of these questions will be answered when we talk to the doctors today.

2:30PM- Tina has been holding Kevin for about an hour. He had been grunting and cooing for some time, probably telling his mom about the oaf that keeps shaking his head and pulling his arm. He opened his eyes for a while, I just went back to see for myself (she got excited and called me). He looks very content in his mother's arms.