Yes, it is that time of year again. It is time for the annual "Children's Miracle Network". We have been excited to be a part of this for the last couple of years and hope that its success may bless the lives of others.
Kaidence's shorter video of her "Miracle Story" will supposedly be viewed as one of the opening stories for the telethon as part of the national broadcast and also throughout the telethon. So look for her. I have also been told that John Schneider and other celebrities talk about Kaidence’s story! It should be fun and intersting to see.
But most importantly, this is a great time to contribute to the only children's hospital in our area. Primary Children's Medical Center truly is a gem in the community. We are so blessed to have such an amazing place to care for our sick children. This hospital is in our community caring for our children, grandchildren, niece's , nephews, neighbors as well as some adult patients that received specialized care from the hospital as children.From the half of year that we spent living in the hospital and the time that we spend there now for appointments, we have seen how our wonderful community plays such an important role in the success of the hospital as well as bringing smiles to the children's faces. I hope that you will take the time to give a little contribution if possible. Mike and I don't have much to give but we will give what we can and if others do the same it will go a long way and bless the lives of others. For those that want to donate in honor of a child that has been touched in some way by this amazing childrens hospital, you can do that as well.
I copied this info from Paul's blog (hope it is ok Paul). But he had all the info already.
Miracles happen every day at Primary Children's Medical Center and once a year the Utah community and KSL Channel 5 come together to celebrate those miracles during the KSL/Primary Children's Miracle Network Telethon.
The 27th annual Primary Children's Telethon begins Saturday, May 30 at 6:30 p.m. and continues through Sunday, May 31 at 5:00 p.m. on KSL Channel 5.
Primary Children's is the only full-service pediatric hospital in the Intermountain West equipped to care for the total child. The hospital provides specialized care to each child, regardless of ability to pay.
Last year, Primary Children's expended more than $13.4 million to cover more than 11,337 charity-care patient visits.Contributions can be made during the Telethon or by mail to Primary Children's Medical Center, P.O. Box 58249, Salt Lake City, UT, 84158, or online at www.primarychildrens.org.
KAIDENCE UPDATE: Well, Kaidence is once again sporting more fevers. What is it about this time of year? She has been up for the last couple of nights with low grade fevers. She acts ok during the day (no vomiting or anything). She will go outside and run around but these fevers seem to flare up at night. Last night she set an all time record for the highest fever that she has ever had 105 degrees. She had jumped from 102.7 to 104.4 in about 5 minutes and then within a couple more minutes hit 105. I was trying to get ready to take her in to the ER when the cool wash clothes and Tylenol started kicking in. I was so relieved and honestly surprised that this was actually working because it usually does not. I just kept praying that she would not start to go into seizures before I could get her temp down, she was just so shaky. We have blood test (cultures) pending and other than that we have no clue what is going on (chest x-rays look good). Also we keep losing weight. OK, not WE (i have the opposite problem) but I think you all knew what I meant. Kaidence is back down around 23 lbs 8 oz from the 25 lbs 2 oz. She is still getting the same amount of calories but for some reason is losing the weight instead of gaining it.
Anyhow, that is it for us. Please remember the telethon this weekend and thanks for all of your love, prayers and concern.
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