Well the news is getting better. Madison seems to be responding to the medicine well. Her heart continutes to stay at a good rate the majority of the time. (The highest she really gets is about 160.) She is also in "sinus" or regular rythym the majority of the time. If this continues to happen, she will only need one medication to control her condition. This also means that she is probably coming home tomorrow or Saturday, and it sounds more like tomorrow.
She will have to continue to follow up with a cardiologist on a regular basis to make sure her heart is continuing to well. There is a chance that she will "outgrow" this condition. If she doesn't she may have to have the ablation again in a couple of years. We are going to really pray that she doesn't have to.
Again, thanks for all your kind words and prayers. Please continue to pray for Madison and all the children here at Motts. Especially little Thomas Kramer and for Madison's roomates Taya and Caleb.
Our Madison is such a little trooper.
