> Miikaika25 said on
10-22-2009 at
22:30:
well.. yea, but we never learned anything about trachs.
> Aeon0z said on
10-22-2009 at
02:13:
Not just kids, but anyone who has respiratory problem. Whether these issues are caused by an obstruction that makes other airways impossible to put in or a premature birth with underdeveloped airways a tracheostomy is one of the most invasive airways that can be put in. Even when another means of airway can be used, if the patient is going to have that airway in for a long period of time, they may go with a Trach over having an uncomfortable tube down their mouth and throat for months at a time.
> Ken22O said on
10-21-2009 at
07:54:
What the..? Whatever gave you THAT idea that that's what trachs are for? Haven't you learned anything in school?
> mylovesofmylife said on
09-02-2009 at
04:21:
kids need trachs for all sorts of health concerns, not to do with being around smokers, maybe they were born premature or born with a health issue.
> Miikaika25 said on
08-03-2009 at
00:52:
I don't understand why kids need this... is it because they been around smokers???
> JacintaMcD said on
06-04-2009 at
02:57:
i also have a baby who is trached she is now 18 months old and does not like us changing her trach we always have to wrap her up...your baby is so calm and content..good job you guys.... :)
> medicaldud said on
05-31-2009 at
01:43:
Hello. I just want to let you know, that you all are in my prayers. I also have to use some equipment like suction machines, oxygen, a ventilator sometimes, and other things.You may check out my sight if yo would like. WHAT A WONDERFUL BABY.
> moscoso71706 said on
07-26-2008 at
05:57:
Your daughter is such a good girl - Sebastian is 2 & has had his trach since he was 2 months old. He is so wiggly when we change his trach, we now have to wrap him in a blanket sop he won't try & "help me". Our next step is trying to decannulate. He just got off the vent last month. Hopefully your little girl can get decannulated soon. Best of luck to you & your family!
> JessyShawn3 said on
07-13-2008 at
00:34:
Your daughter is very cute! God bless her. I have a former 25 weeker who is trached. She has subglottic stenosis but her lungs are good. We are praying that the surgery she will get next spring will work so that she could be decannulated (by her 2nd b-day). Thanks for sharing your video. It's very helpful for parents who are new to this and for people who have no idea what this is about. Thanks and god bless.
> babygirlsmith07 said on
06-30-2008 at
18:13:
This is Peyton's mom, I didn't say hardy in the back - it cut me off - I was saying "party in the back" because her hair is so long it looks like a mullet.
> Brittany0065 said on
06-09-2008 at
15:27:
ya if you cant breath they have to have a little thing in there throught to help her breath but i just dont get at first the mom says hardy in the bath what the heck is that sapost to mean? by the way how are you feeling?
> Ricki5690 said on
06-08-2008 at
23:02:
aww shes so cute,, whats a trach?? just wondering is it something to help her breathe?
> Brittany0065 said on
06-08-2008 at
22:04:
why does the mom say hardy in the bath?
> marlenaben said on
04-30-2008 at
13:12:
Thanks for commenting on our page. Your daughter is super cute! I love her curly hair. I like this video especially because it gave me some hints when I change her trach. Do you have a carepage or a caringbridge page?
> 1992peter said on
04-23-2008 at
11:32:
Very very very cute.I hope she gets her trach out one day!SHE IS A FIGHTER.
> EASTis2theWEST said on
04-15-2008 at
03:21:
I work with trach and vent patients, mainly peds! She is sooo cute!!
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