Camp Brenner

UPDATE:
Her labs look good, same as Monday.  Her blood cultures have been sent off.  She still has a fever, despite the tylenol.  She's showing no signs of any kind of illness.  They did her rocephin infusion this afternoon (antibiotic safety net).  She has been hungry all day, but nothing tastes good.  She finally ate two cups of hospital ice...its a start :)  She fell asleep around 3pm, I didn't think she'd ever get tired! And we wait and rest.

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Everyone was waiting for us when we arrived.  They took Julia right back and sweet Nurse Nancy got started on her port access, labs, and blood cultures.

Julia was so sad through the whole process.  Even Nancy knows that's not like her.  We know she's sick when she's sad.  Dr. Wofford checked her out and unfortunately we can't find any obvious reason for the fever.  They joked it's just a 'Wednesday thing' with her, because we were here just a week ago with no explanation.  Dr. Wofford felt she needed to be admitted until a cause was found.  A fever of 103* is just too high.  They are most concerned about a port line infection.

So I don't really know what to pray for exactly- if we ask for a definite answer it could be a dangerous infection, if we don't get an answer it's probably just a virus.

So for know we pray for God's will in all of this and we are resting comfortably in Him and in the wonderful staff and facilities at Camp Brenner.  We pray she sleeps soon.  She's been up since 3am with only a short 30 min nap.