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OK you have to ignore my messy face but in case you have ever wondered what my trach stoma looks like I had my parents snap a few pictures so you could see it. Now during trach changes I usually am singing or talking constantly. It definately makes trach changes a lot less stressful knowing that I can breathe without it in for an extended period of time.
curiosity and plz tell me if I am being too nosey..... if she can breathe w/o the trach for extened periods of time, why does she still have it. With my daughter, she couldn't breathe at all w/o the trach and she freaked during trach changes. This is awesome to be able to see Peyton so comfortable w/o the trach in!!!
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