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Byron had a rough night.  He now has sustained hiccups for long periods of time.  Of course, if he is hiccupping all night he is not getting good sleep.   We are working to control the hiccups with meds, but the trick is when and how much of the meds to administer.  Hopefully, today and tonight will go smoother.  On the brighter side, he was up at 7:30 this morning and had a good sized bowl of yogurt with fruit and granola and is tucked in for a morning nap.   He is looking forward to a Zoom call with all his family in California later this afternoon. 

Prayer request: Continued success with him eating nutritious food, drinking lots of fluids and getting good rest. Pray the hiccups stop!

If you are new to the Blog and would like to read the whole story, start here: https://byronscorner.blogspot.com/2021/04/starting-at-beginning-this-is-sory-of.html

 


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  1. UnknownApril 25, 2021 at 12:39 PM

    Good afternoon! Byron and I worked together at Multnomah County. Please tell him Jessica Harrison is praying for him. He was included in our community prayers today at church.
    Peace and blessings,
    Jessica and family

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