My Big Brother Kaden was very excited to have the whole family home. He went to school today so he could show them the picture of us together.
My Big Sister Cydne also had to go to school, and think she is going to be a good big sister. Both have been very helpful to Mom and Dad. I kept Mom and Dad up quite a bit last night, so Grandma and Grandpa Patridge are helping out today. 
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Madox,
I thought you were going to be good to your parents when you got home. You have kept them up enough. I think they could use some good sleep, so try tonight to be a better boy!!
Love ya bunches
Kim and Kyle
Can't wait to see you little guy. Now, try to let Mom and Dad get some rest.
WELCOME HOME!!
Jeff, Denise, Kylie and Clayton
So glad to see you're home, Madox. Try to let mom and dad get some much needed rest.
Thanks for keeping us all up to date with your progress.
Much love and lots of Prayers,
Jen Rapp
Madox and Family glad to hear your all at home and on your way to a speedy recovery. Take good care and we'll continue to keep you in our thoughts and prayers!
God Bless! Chad, Sharon, Hunter & Haley Franklin
I'm sure mom, dad, sissy and bubby are all glad to have you home - even if they are still a bit sleep deprived! Hopefully you can all get into a routine soon. Let us know when you are ready for visitors who come bearing gifts of food! Welcome home!
Love, Dan, Jodi, Morgan & Mason
Congratulations!!! You have finally made it home safe and sound. So good to know that you have made it through your tough journey as a wee little one! Now all you have to do is get some rest and begin to enjoy your new life at home with your family! I am so happy that you are home. I am sure you will get plenty of visitors when Mom and Dad say it is ok, so you will get to see some new faces! Lots of love to all and hope all continues to go well! Way to go Madox!!!! Welcome home!!!!!!!!!!!!!
from kp and Pat...I'm sure it is nice to have your family all together again...we celebrated John Curtis' first birthday yesterday (Sunday)...like Madox, John Curtis, spent his first eleven days in NICU...you would never know it now...Madox has had a bigger medical challenge, and hopefully, each day will bring improvements...love, hugs, and kisses to all...
Madox~
Congratulations! So glad to see you all together, what a joy! We now will pray for sleep filled nights for everyone...go easy on them!
The silver lining in all of this is that you have this very talented blog that documented your first days AND you can look back on all the comments filled with love and prayers...you are one loved dude.
Can I have your autograph(when you learn it of course!) because I know God has BIG plans for you and your strength.
Welcome home sweet one.
Norm, Bobbi, Noelle, Noah Wiseman
I Can Do All Things Through Christ Who Strengthens Me.
Philippians 4:13
Kurt and Jen,
We're so glad you're all home. We keep checking in daily for updates. While we're anxious to come see Madox we're holding off to give you time to bond and rest.
Let us know when you're up for visitors and meals.
The Sorensons
Madox,
I knew you could do it. WELCOME HOME!!! I bet you were so surprised to have such an awesome home coming. Now it is time to allow mom and dad to get some REAL rest. The same for yourself.
Hugs and kisses,
Linsay and Frank
Madox and the Ratliff family,
I know that you don't know me personally, but I was told of your story by a co-worker of mine, Shannon Jasmon who I believe has a son that one of your children go to school with. My 2 yr old daughter, Ella was born with transposition and had open heart at Childrens in 2006. Dr. Gandhi was also her surgeon and as you know was such an amazing DR.,surgeon and person. Oh,n and to answer your question, I dont think he sleeps, let alone takes a day off!! He was there for Ella around the clock and we could not have asked for a better nursing staff. I just thought I would stop by and hopefully give a little peace of mind. Ella was in the hospital for apx 1 mth, and We too had the same concerns bringing her home without any monitors etc. Because of this I spent many nights just listening to her chest to make sure everything was working ok, but she has had no problems since and is now just having to see Dr. Ramzi Nicolas here in Springfield, 1 x a year. Last summer they also told us that there was no need to do the heart cath that is pretty common post surgery for transposition because she was doing so well. I am confident that your little guy will recover very quickly and be up and running, and "talking back" in no time!!! You are all in our prayers and I am so happy to see that little Maddox is doing so well!! Please feel free to call or email as well if you have any questions or just need to talk. Melissa and Joel Thomas(Mason City, IL) (217-415-4139) jtmm_4@yahoo.com
Hi Guys! Checking Madox's blogspot everyday is now part of my normal routine! Love the pictures of the other kids, too. Kaden looks soooo big and Cydne's hair is too cute! I find it hard to believe that only 8 days ago he was having his surgery. He must be so strong! I hope you'll quickly become comfortable at home again and your new sense of "normal" will settle over the family. You guys all look just great and we continue to think of and pray for you. Nothing but bright days ahead, now!!! xoxo The Bergmans
We are so happy that things are going good. We are still praying for you and hope that you keep progressing everyday.
Love,
Shane and Lorna
We loved seeing the pictures of Kaden and Cydne holding Madox! We just wanted to say hi and we hope you're all getting some rest. Everyone has been so happy to read and hear the news that you're all home together, safe and sound. Take care, and let us know when you're ready for a "little" visitor. Colton is sure looking forward to meeting his new cousin!
We're praying for you.
Love ya, Uncle Jimmy, Penny, Colton, Bryan, and Dalton
Kurt, Jen, and family, Just a quick note to say welcome home. Hopefully you're starting to settle in and get some good rest. When I had John last year, I didnt return home for almost 2 weeks. The mail, housework, and day-to-day stuff was overwhelming to come home to. I hope you're having a smooth transition to "normal" (whatever normal is :-) Thanks to Liz for the initial blog info, and Kurt for continuing to update us throughout those first crazy 11 days. We'll continue to pray for all! I would love to see you all before Patridge Christmas in December, but I'm a realist :-) !!
Love to all our Patridge clan, Amy, Morrie, and boys
Dear Kurt and Famly,
I look forwadrd every day to seeing the new comments about how the little doll is doing. I hope he is sleeping well and you are getting some rest now!!!
Sylvia
Hey guys,
Glad to hear that Mr. Madox is still doing good. He is such a beautiful baby. Tate got to come home on Tuesday - with the drain tube still in. Rance and I are not nurses but we are trying our best. We have an appointment with Dr. Gandhi on Thursday and are praying that they will be able to take the tube out then.
You guys have a beautiful family. We are so glad to have met you.
Blessings,
Tosha Cooper
mom to Tate Cooper
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