Breath in, Breath out

Mak's ventilator has been removed successfully. That alone must feel amazing for Mak. We have come to learn that Mak is a nose breather, which with the feeding tube in his nostril, makes it a bit more of an effort to breathe on his part. Nothing to worry about.

He is still sporting the baby blues, although with his restlessness his pants keep creeping down. They get the impression he is trying to either pull a full monty again or acting bashful and trying to pull them up. Either way he seems to know that his drawers are not in place and wants to fix them.

They are trying a variety of sedatives, but Mak fights them all. He is very active kicking about, shifting from one side to the other. The nurses are doing their very best to work with active soccer boy to find a perfect match.

His prognosis of returning to Sacramento still stands for around a Saturday departure. Nothing is official yet. Basically, the top priorities are to get Mak comfortable and monitor his vital signs. The rest is up to him and when he is ready, he will join us. Although he better hurry, Chelsea has a match on Sunday against Blackburn and we all know Mak's dedication to his football team.

And for all those who are oh so interested in his studies....looks like our man is going to GRADUATE. We are so proud of him. Mak, a Cal Berkeley graduate, now that sounds nice.