New room for a few hours

Well it is 12:30 pm and here is the latest update on Taylor.
We left ICU at 11 am - if i had known what lay ahead i would have insisted on staying there.
We moved her bed and all our stuff from the 4th floor to the 3rd (Giraffe) to room G-3010 - i was expecting (since we have in the past) a private room - Nope! we had one of the nosiest rooms....
It was a Vietnamese family - who appears only has custody of the boy in the hospital (who is having seizures) there was at least 10 people in the other 1/2 of the room all chatting up a storm loudly, talking about Foster Parents, there was Social Workers, Interpreters....
I insisted they find us another room - since this was not acceptable for someone still on morphine coming out of ICU with little sleep - including me! (only about 2+ hrs for me)

So they will be moving us to another room with a quiet baby in a couple hours so now i sit with my stuff packed up again. So ready for some sleep again.

Taylor is managing - eating little bits of Jello, and drinking juice. She is peeing regularly but still is in pain - and will be for the next 1-2 days. I insisted they increase the dose again to help - she is sleeping right now, but her breathing is a bit more labored and i think it is all this noise and the move.

Have requested to see Dr Song to get an update and discuss a private room. I am hoping we will see Scott today. Did talk with him shortly and the kids did ok getting to school at 6 am. But know they will be very tired tonight. Also, Reagan has Cub Scouts which Scott was not sure they could make. He was going to bring me something hot since i have not left Taylor since 1:30 am.

This is part of our bonding and her trusting me through this. So want to be there and had packed food so i could not have to run to the Caf but also cheaper and they close at 8 pm.

It is cute Taylor keeps telling us now when she pee's since i am sure it feels uncomfortable to her and i don't think she has ever worn one.

Again thank you all for the amazing comments and prayers - also lift up Alex the boy in the ICU - i talked with his caregiver nurse. He is having liver failure, has a very rare condition and many things wrong with him. I said i would lift him up in prayer and ask that you do too. Interestingly his caregiver Rebecca recognized me - turns out her mother lives a few blocks away from us. Small world.