Lap Surgery For Stones Not Completely Successful

The surgeon was able to remove the gal bladder and one of the stones ubstructing the common bile duct via lap surgery today, but the other one is apparently too big to advance into the intestine via the methods used in lap surgery. It was too risky to open him up, so the plan is to transfer to Jackson Monday for an ERCP. An ERCP is basically an endoscopy where they cut the muscle that goes from the common bile duct (CBD)into the intestine so the stone could pass. If this doen't work we go back to MCH for a pretty big and rare surgery. This means at least one more entubation and another hospital transfer. How is Caleb doing? After a bunch of doses of Morphine and Adavan he is finally asleep and more stable. one of his incisions is bleeding significantly from fighting the nurse and mom who spent most of the night trying to keep his oxygen canula on his nose so he wouldn't desat. Hopefully his vital signs will stabalize after some good rest and be strong enough for part two come Monday. We are in the ICU again and need your prayers. We are exhausted and just want to be together as a family again.